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Don’t Create Numbered Lists Manually in Excel:

Don’t Create Numbered Lists Manually in Excel: Use SEQUENCE and COUNTA Instead – By Tony Phillips How-To Geek
Clicking and dragging the fill handle in Microsoft Excel to create a numbered list is unreliable, non-dynamic, and time-consuming, especially if the list is lengthy. Instead, you can combine two of Excel’s most straightforward functions to make the program do the work for you.

Threats That Incognito Mode Can’t Protect You From

6 Threats That Incognito Mode Can’t Protect You From – By Shan Abdul How-To Geek
Incognito mode isn’t as private as you might assume. While it prevents your browser from saving your history and cookies, that’s only a tiny part of the tracking it blocks. You’re still vulnerable to numerous privacy and security risks. Here are some common threats you should watch out for.

– Why Did Web Browsers Become PDF Readers?

Why Did Web Browsers Become PDF Readers? – By Corbin Davenport How-To Geek
The Portable Document Format, or PDF, was originally developed by Adobe for use with its own Acrobat reader and editing software. PDF files are some of the most common types of documents, but now the task of opening them has shifted to web browsers. Some browsers can only view PDFs, while others can modify them and even add signatures.

What Is USB OTG?

What Is USB OTG? (And What Is It Used For?) – By Pankil Shah SlashGear
Most modern smartphones and tablets support USB OTG, but you can check your device’s user manual to confirm compatibility. If you have an Android device, you can also download the USB OTG Checker app from the Play Store and run it to verify support.

Are You Overpaying for Your Phone Plan? Here’s How to Check

Are You Overpaying for Your Phone Plan? Here’s How to Check – By Timothy Jacob Hudson How-To Geek
In this economy, every cent you can save counts, but many of us are overpaying for our phone bills without even realizing it. You could fight for a much better deal if only you knew that you were overpaying in the first place. To find out if you’re getting a fair shake, consider these tips.

– Feds Link $150M Cyberheist to 2022 LastPass Hacks

Feds Link $150M Cyberheist to 2022 LastPass Hacks – briankrebs
In September 2023, KrebsOnSecurity published findings from security researchers who concluded that a series of six-figure cyberheists across dozens of victims resulted from thieves cracking master passwords stolen from the password manager service LastPass in 2022. In a court filing this week, U.S. federal agents investigating a spectacular $150 million cryptocurrency heist said they had reached the same conclusion.

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