Jan 9, 2017

Video Of Dresser Falling On Toddler A Reminder To Always Secure Furniture

 Consumerist

Magpies menancing eagles


Wikipedia says magpies are considered one of the most intelligent animals in the world, and the only non-mammal species able to recognize itself in a  mirror.  They often pull the tail feathers of other birds and steal their lunch. They also like to pull this on dogs and cats for fun.

Ransomware Spreading Onto Smart TVs, Is A Pain To Fix

 Consumerist

India’s Call-Center Talents Put to a Criminal Use: Swindling Americans

The New York Times

Block unwanted robocalls to your cell phone

 Story

Even Cheap TVs in 2017 Will Be Smart TVs

Consumer Reports

The Money in Your Wallet Might Be Covered With Poop, Mold, and Cocaine

MONEY

Looking for a new job this year? Use this resume template to impress hiring managers

Money on Twitter

6 Steps to Safer Snow Shoveling

 Consumer Reports

Feds Accuse D-Link Of Failing To Properly Secure Routers & Webcams

Consumerist

When iOS loses the Word Guessing Game. Badly.

David Pogue (@Pogue) | Twitter

Jan 2, 2017

The 3 Big Things We’ve Learned About Your Cable Bill/new customers are getting better packages, for less money, than existing customers

Consumerist


Happy memory to start a new year


Glen Loyd has a video about his parents' home in Hyattsville, MD and their collections. It was the family gathering place for Glen, his sister and three brothers and all the children and great grand children. Sometimes the only place to find a seat was on the front porch.

Why 1/3 of people making $75,000 per year are living paycheck to paycheck

MONEY

Best Vacuums

Best Vacuums of 2016 - Consumer Reports

10 Used Cars Consumer Reports Gave the 'Never Buy' Label

Consumer Reports 

2017 Nissan Altima Has Only a Few Virtues

Consumer Reports

Top 5 Computer Trends We Expect at CES 2017

Consumer Reports

The big tech show will feature machines aimed at gamers and creatives, more security features, and lessons learned from tablets

Success in online dating requires a realistic idea of what the sites can offer and the patience to go on lots of coffee dates.

 Consumer Reports