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I usually use it to access Netflix US so I don't think I'll be worried enough about that.

Cyber Monday is up and now is the best time to get a VPN subscription. So far the cheapest one I've found is PureVPN's deal which is going for $49.99 for a 2 years plan and $69 for a 5 year plan...

A little bit underpowered too with just 1 motor but it gets the job done.

Good share. Thanks Mate!

Phone cameras can't beat the professional ones. Can't get that detail from them. Camera's not mine, it's owned by my brother and he has moved since so can't sell that.

I have a spare 750D lying around with me and want to experiment extreme photography with it like rain shots, beach shots and some videos too. Can you guys share some youtube tutorials for taking the prefect shots to be uploaded on my insta profile.

If cost is an issue for you, you can try this one too https://www.itdusters.com/product/compucleaner/ it's a little bit cheaper as well as underpowered than the expert version but gets the job done. I use it to clean my car seats too ;)

Have tried the chrome extension, what's new in the firefox one?

I got this email from Pure VPN (VPN I use) saying they're going 360 degrees. I could only wonder what it meant until I went into more details. So, they're launching a complete new security solution that includes IPS/IDS protection, Anti-Virus, Parental Control, AD-Blocking & Apps Data Usage...

Using Timex expedition indiglo for an year. Apart from changing the straps which gone bad due to sweat, everything works fine and its my everyday runner.

Not such which I remember as of yet. Tried different remote apps including peelsmart but nothing seem to work.

Heard sometime back that Theresa May was planning on hardening human right laws....

Has anyone encountered some problem with the IR blaster? Mine has stopped working yesterday and it's quit annoying. Any solutions?

Same is the case of issue arising out of this mayhem, they think that terrorist are making a good use of technology particularly encrypted messages at their helm to carry out their activities. However, what I believe is, this all is going under their nose and instead of addressing the root...

Although what is being going around in our country is quite alarming and worrisome but where on earth is it justifiable to use it as a pretext to tightening noose around internet privacy and encryption. https://www.purevpn.com/blog/london-bridge-attack/...

Those files would definitely end up on dark web...

What if the data has already been compromised, any way it can be backed up?

With the recent "wannacry" saga and I, personally been affected, I was wondering if there's any sure shot strategy to counter ransomware threats as I guess these might increase in the future. Found these two resources to get a hint of what can be done...

JM Weston's are good. Really comfortable

But is it legal to download ripped files?