Friday, September 26, 2014

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

This week we followed our passions, learned the warning signs for a heart attack, decided what to splurge on, and checked our computers for Shellshock. Here's a look back.

The Best PCs You Can Build for $300, $600, and $1200

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

We've walked you through building your own computer before. In this post—which we'll update periodically as prices and components change—we'll walk you through the hardware we'll need for three different system builds: a budget workstation, a powerful all-purpose PC, and an enthusiast's system for gamers and media professionals.

Know the Warning Signs of a Heart Attack (They're Different for Women)

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

When most people think of heart attacks, they picture sudden and traumatic chest pain. But heart attack symptoms can be mild and have different symptoms. The signs may also be different between men and women.

What Items Aren't Worth Cheaping Out On?

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

There's a point when frugality simply isn't worth it. Sometimes, when you're trying to save money, you'll grab the cheapest version of a product possible, only to realize a few days later it doesn't work properly or just plain falls apart. So, we want to know, what items are worth the little bit of extra cash?

Downgrade from iOS 8 to iOS 7.1.2 While You Still Can

If you're not a fan of iOS 8, you want your jailbreak back, or you just made the upgrade on your 4S and it's not working so well, you can still downgrade for a short amount of time. iDownloadBlog shows you how to do it.

How To Check If Your Mac or Linux Machine Is Vulnerable to Shellshock

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

Shellshock, the newly discovered vulnerability that allows attackers to inject code into your machine, puts your Mac or Linux at a serious risk for malicious attacks. Here's how to test if your machine is vulnerable.

The Reasons People Don't Follow Their Passions, and What You Can Do

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

Pursuing your passion can mean different things to different people, but no matter your definition, it seems people always have a reason why they can't do it. If you're someone who has always wanted to follow your dream but never gained any traction, here are some answers.

Be Careful with iOS 8's New Private Browsing Mode in Safari

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

iOS 8 is packed with great new features. A new private browsing mode is not one of them. As Redditor ILiketoSpooner points out, private browsing mode is not really as conveniently private as it used to be.

GEGeek Tech Toolkit Fixes Windows Computers and Updates Itself

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

If you're the person friends, family and coworkers count on to fix their computers, you already know a portable USB toolkit is essential for repairs. GEGeek TechToolkit downloads hundreds of programs and updates itself.

How to Use a Fake Name on Facebook Without Getting Flagged

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

Facebook has always had a policy of requiring users to supply their real name on the site. Enforcement has been lax, but there's still a risk of getting caught. Here's how to fly under the radar if you need to.

Common "Debt Traps" That Keep You Living Paycheck-to-Paycheck

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

Many times, being broke means being desperate. Your mind is stressed, your finances are stretched like nobody's business, and you don't have many options available. And, unfortunately, there are a lot of "debt traps" that can keep you stuck in a paycheck-to-paycheck cycle. Let's go over some of these traps and check out better solutions.

New Gmail Accounts No Longer Require Google+ Profiles

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

Previously, Google required everyone to make a Google+ profile in order to get a new Gmail account. This made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move. Now, that requirement is lifted. Sort of.

Five Best Places to Buy Used Games and Consoles

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

If you're looking to save some money on video games, you have plenty of options, from local stores to huge online retailers, all offering gently used games for all platforms, as well as consoles and handhelds as big discounts. This week we're looking at five of the best spots to grab good deals on used gaming gear, based on your nominations.

How to Run Android Apps Inside Chrome on Any Desktop Operating System

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

Recently, Google made the first batch of Android apps available for Chrome. It was only a matter of time before some clever users gave that power to everyone. Now that time has come. Here's how to install (nearly) any Android app on any operating system.

How to Live Happily When You and Your Partner Have Opposite Schedules

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 19th to 26th

When you have an opposite schedule than your partner—whether it's because of work or different sleep schedules—it seems like the only solution is to separate. It takes some effort, but you can manage it and live in harmony.

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