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German chocolate cake is not, in fact, of German origin. The recipe was named after a man, Sam German, who invented a type of sweet baking chocolate for the Baker’s Chocolate Company (a popular cake recipe called for “German’s chocolate”). Over the years though, the possessive was dropped and people just called the popular recipe “German chocolate cake”.

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7 Reasons Cord Cutting Might Not Work For You

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If You Used Android, Facebook Probably Has Years of Your Phone Call and Text History
For years, we've complained about Android permissions being far too lax compared to iOS, but nothing quite prepares you for finding out that one of the most popular apps in the world has been tracking and storing your call and text history—but only if you were using an Android device.   Read More »




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Ever Wonder How Much Facebook Knows About You? Here's How to See

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How to Stop Facebook Giving Your Data to Third Parties

The Cambridge Analytica fiasco wasn't really a data breach. Everything collected was allowed by Facebook's Terms of Service. So, how can you protect yourself against these sort of things?   Read More »


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To fully protect your PC against Spectre, you need updated Intel CPU microcode. This is normally provided by your PC manufacturer via a UEFI firmware update, but Microsoft now offers an optional patch with the new microcode.   Read More »


How Bad Are the AMD Ryzen and Epyc CPU Flaws?

AMD has now confirmed that the “AMD Flaws” revealed by CTS-Labs are real. We recommend installing the BIOS update that fixes them when it’s available. But, don’t worry too much. The danger of these flaws has been exaggerated.   Read More »


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