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A food pyramid for Kid's media consumption: https://www.wired.com/story/kids-screen-time-pyramid

https://www.wired.com/story/which-macbook-should-you-buy/?

The legendary bag-of-rice trick. Does it really work? I did a test and wrote an article about it. Click to find out if a bag of rice will save your wet device! https://www.techstudiomacandpcrepair.com//does-the-rice-t/

Are you tired of Apple's business practices and insanely expensive products? https://www.wired.com/review/review-razer-blade-2018

Unconscious psychological biases relate to decision making. They can help you understand why you make the choices you do, and each has a sales takeaway to help reps use these brain quirks to sell better. The Ambiguity Effect Imagine you had two lunch choices. You could either visit a place you know and like -- although it isn't your favorite -- or somewhere completely random. This second restaurant could be great, but it could also be awful.... Which would you choose? If your brain works like most people's, you'd probably go for the first option rather than risk an unpleasant midday meal. The ambiguity effect causes people to avoid options whose results are unknown or untested. Now you can tell your friends there's a scientific reason venturing away from your tried-and-true restaurant is hard. Sales takeaway: Make sure buyers are informed about what results they can expect if they implement your product and quickly answer questions or fill in knowledge gaps they might have.

Just like how a piece of paper is can be used to write a great speech, or wadded and used as "waste-basket ball"... "While technology is important, it's what we do with it that truly matters. " -Muhammad Yunus

Malware can be hidden anywhere- even in a game! https://arstechnica.com//valve-removes-steam-game-after-a/

Replace the silicon with tape, and you have electric circuits that stick anywhere. Where do you think you would put one, and for what use? https://techcrunch.com//peelable-circuits-make-it-easy-to/

Still as true today as it was back then... "Man is still the most extraordinary computer of all." -John F. Kennedy

How many of these have you watched? Which was your favorite? https://www.techworm.net//10-best-hacking-movies-watch-rig