A lot has changed in the world of online shopping over the last couple of decades, but one fact remains: you've gotta be in the know to get the best deals and avoid being scammed. What rules do you live by when you're shopping online, whether it's retail or secondhand sellers?

Computers produced by Apple have been around under one name or another for over 40 years, with the original Macintosh releasing in 1984. Since then, the Mac has become a ubiquitous name in personal computers. If you own or have ever owned a Mac, which one was your first?

If you spend much time at all using the internet, password managers are crucial for keeping your passwords organized and securely stored. Otherwise, you're stuck trying to remember them or write them down by hand. What password manager do you recommend? Or do you stick with your browser's built-in manager?

There comes a time when you own both a phone and a computer that you have a file on your phone that needs to get to the computer somehow. You have a lot of options for moving files between computers and phones, from USB cables to cloud drives to dedicated apps. When you're in that situation, what do you use to move the file?

RSS (Real Simple Syndication) is one of the oldest tools we have for reading blog posts, news articles, and other articles. Despite its simplicity, it's effectively been replaced by social media and their built-in feeds. Are you still using RSS feeds in 2025? If so, what app do you use?

Retailers started selling AMD's new RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT graphics cards this past week, bringing a lot of power to with them. Compared to Nvidia's latest, they're far more affordable, going for typically under $700. Do you plan on buying one, or have you already?