How to Revoke a Company’s ACH Authorization to Stop Them From Debiting Your Account
Automation brings convenience, but when it comes to your money it can also bring a lot of problems—especially when you forget about a recurring debit. You’ve managed to get through the month by walking a tightrope between your income and your expenses, only to have a wave of overdraft fees impact your checking account because […]
This 23.6-Inch HD Monitor Is on Sale for $100 Right Now
This budget 23.6-inch AOC monitor is on sale for $99.99 right now (reg. $169.99), and it’s an affordable option for remote workers, streamers, or gamers looking for basic features. It comes with 1920x1080p resolution, 250 cd/m² brightness, and a response time of 8ms. The AOC monitor also has a 3-sided borderless display, 12.5mm thickness, and […]
Everywhere Else You Can Install Solar Panels
If you want to take advantage of solar energy but you can’t (or don’t want to) put solar panels on your roof, you do have other options. As solar panels become more advanced and the technology develops, gathering energy from the sun is growing ever easier and more unobtrusive than ever. Here are some great […]
The Best Things to Say to Your Kid When You Don’t Want to Play With Them
My daughter knows I use a pomodoro type system to concentrate on work for 30 minutes and then take a break for 5 to 10 minutes. If I say I’m too busy to play dolls with her, she will say “How about when you take your break?” Sometimes I say yes, but sometimes I need […]
What’s New on Paramount+ With Showtime in February 2024
The Paramount+ February slate includes new seasons of two original series, an original film, and live coverage of both sports and Music’s Biggest Night. First up is The Tiger’s Apprentice (Feb. 2), an animated fantasy feature—based on Laurence Yep’s novel of the same name—about Chinese-American teen Tom Lee, who befriends a talking tiger and discovers […]
What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Is Tom Hanks Evil?
When I’m checking the internet for PEOPLE WHO ARE WRONG ABOUT THINGS, a few names frequently appear attached to misinformation. There are the expected political figures—Clinton, Trump, Biden, George Soros—but there’s also Tom Hanks. The most recent example of Hanks-hate that’s gaining traction is this post from Twitter (that I saw on Snopes). The doctored […]
Google Tests Videos On Right Side Of Search Results Page, Again
Google is testing showing video results on the right side of the search results page. Google tested this a few years ago, in a different format and now seems to be testing it again in a more basic video thumbnail format.
Google May Penalize Recipe Collection Pages Using Recipe Structured Data
Danny Sullivan, Google’s Search Liaison, said that Google may soon target or penalize recipe collection pages using recipe structured data, when recipe structured data should be used on pages that list out the food item and include both ingredients and steps.
Google Testing New Local Business Profile Designs With Icons
It looks like Google is testing an update to the Google Business Profile design where Google shows new icons and a slightly updated layout from the old version. The new layout also seems to make the information a bit easier to see and click on from while on your mobile phone.
Google Search Does Not Understand Content Within HTML Comments
Google does not read or use the content within your HTML comments for Google Search or ranking purposes. Google’s John Mueller confirmed this once again saying, “Googlebot doesn’t understand your HTML comments.”
Google’s John Mueller: No One Can Guarantee Traffic
Google’s John Mueller had a nice one-liner again on X; he said, “Nobody can guarantee you traffic, sorry.” This means you can’t say making X changes will result in Y traffic for sure. You can’t guarantee it he said.
Realtor.com’s Listing Toolkit: Changing the game
Listing Toolkit, a new subscription-based solution from Realtor.com, helps agents stand out from the competition, quickly turn motivated sellers into clients and find the right buyer easily.
Broker Spotlight: Bret Snyder, Engel & Völkers
Find out how this Montana broker leads with competence, intention and by prioritizing strong relationships and mentoring.
NSPX30: A sophisticated AitM-enabled implant evolving since 2005
ESET researchers have discovered NSPX30, a sophisticated implant used by a new China-aligned APT group we have named Blackwood
Google Search Drops Cache Link From Search Results (How To See The Cache)
After a couple of months of testing, it seems Google has now removed the cache link from the search results page. I no longer see a link to the Google cache within search result snippets but that doesn’t mean you cannot access to cache, you can.
