Your Facebook account’s been hijacked. Here’s how to recover it and keep it safe

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If a crook succeeds in stealing your Facebook account, they can masquerade as you, find out a good deal about you, and get access to your friends.

If the email address and/or password on your account has changed–and you didn’t change it, your account has been hacked. Other possible symptoms that should worry  you include new “friends” that you never approved, and status updates and messages allegedly going out from “you” even though you didn’t send them. Know more about this article from PCWorld.com

The Best Free Data Recovery Tools for Windows

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windows-10-task-view-644x373Data loss can strike at any time, whether it’s a file you’ve accidentally deleted or a drive error that’s wiped everything out. We will highlight the best free data recovery tools for Windows to help get your precious files back. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com

Goodbye HTTP: A Faster, Safer, Decentralized Internet With IPFS

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goodbye-http-644x250Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is the technology that underpins data communication across the entire Internet. It establishes how messages are transmitted, what actions browsers should take in response to certain commands, and how servers deal with requests. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com

Opera releases the browser it’s trained to kill ads in Android and Windows

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In March, Opera added native ad blocking to a developer edition of its browser. Now, the company has pushed that feature into general release, dramatically decreasing the load time of web pages at the expense of the advertising revenues that would normally be driven to the site. Check this article from PCWorld.com

5 quick ways to recover storage space on an overstuffed iPhone or iPad

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Sure, 16GB of storage sounded like plenty when you first bought your iPhone, but you probably regretted your decision to go with Apple’s cheapest option when those pesky “low storage” warnings started popping up. Check this article from PCWorld.com

How to Add Subliminal Messages to Windows

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subliminal-message-644x373Subliminal messages are an interesting beast. We’ve all heard conspiracy theories about how popular movies, songs, or other media sneak subliminal messages into their content, but any computer user can utilize them, too. More of this article from MakeUseOf.com

How to Schedule Tasks in Linux with Cron and Crontab

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linux-cron-scheduling-644x373Did you know that Blade Runner is set in 2019? That’s three years from now! Not to mention Back to the Future 2, where they time-travel forward into 2015. Yet we don’t have flying cars and there are no replicants among us (as far as I know). Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com