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YouTube finally let me build my own algorithm, here’s 5 ways I made it better than the default

YouTube finally let me build my own algorithm, here’s 5 ways I made it better than the default – howtogeek.com
However, YouTube’s new custom feed capabilities have given me a way to take greater control over my viewing experience. Instead of relying entirely on the platform to decide what I should watch, I can create personalized feeds that better reflect my interests and preferences.

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I moved every 2FA code out of Google and Microsoft Authenticator, and losing my phone isn’t a disaster anymore

I moved every 2FA code out of Google and Microsoft Authenticator, and losing my phone isn’t a disaster anymore – xda-developers.com

That’s the big problem here, but thankfully, there’s a solution. Bitwarden offers a built-in way to enter your 2FA codes directly into your browser, and with a self-hosted Vaultwarden instance, everything lives with in my own house.

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Google Lens solved 5 oddly specific problems that would have taken me ages to Google

Google Lens solved 5 oddly specific problems that would have taken me ages to Google – howtogeek.com
I’m generally pretty good at finding what I need on Google with the right words. But every now and then, I run into a question where I don’t quite know the right vocabulary to type into a search bar, or where it would take a paragraph to explain what I’m looking for.

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– How do I use the Windows multiple copy clipboard

How do I use the Windows multiple-copy clipboard – Google Search

To use the multiple-copy clipboard in Windows 10 or 11, press the Windows key + V to open the clipboard history, click Turn on if prompted, and then copy multiple items using Ctrl + C as normal. Press Windows key + V anytime to view and select which item to paste. How to use clipboard history in Windows 11  
How to Enable Clipboard History
  • Open Settings by pressing the Windows key + I.
  • Go to System and select Clipboard.
  • Toggle on Clipboard history.
  • Alternatively, press the Windows key + V, then click Turn on when the prompt appears.
    Using the clipboard 
    How to Copy and Paste Multiple Items

    • Copy your items one by one using Ctrl + C (or right-click and choose Copy) for text, links, or images up to 4 MB.
    • Click inside the document, email, or text box where you want to paste.
    • Press the Windows key + V to open your saved list.
    • Click on any previous item in the menu to paste it. 
      How to Manage Your Clipboard

      • Pin items: Click the three dots next to an item and select the pin icon so it stays saved even if you restart your PC.
      • Delete items: Click the three dots next to a specific entry and select the trash can icon to remove it.
      • Clear all: Click Clear all inside the Windows + V menu to wipe unpinned history.
      • Sync across devices: Turn on Sync across your devices in Settings > System > Clipboard to access copied text across signed-in computers.
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