BREAKING🚨: Claude can now fix your slow computer like a $ 120-per-hour IT technician.
Open the Claude desktop app, give it access to your computer, and use these 7 prompts:

1) The health check

"Tell me what's slowing this computer down. List everything using more than 5% of the processor or memory right now, what each one is in plain English, and anything you can't identify. Don't close or delete anything yet."

2) The startup list

"Show me everything that starts when I turn this computer on. Mark which ones I actually need and which ones just slow the boot. Turn off only the ones I tick."

3) The storage

"Find what's eating my storage: the 20 biggest files and folders, old downloads, duplicate photos, and installers I've already used. Show me the list with sizes. Delete nothing until I say yes."

4) The bloat

"List every app I haven't opened in six months and what it does. Tell me which are safe to remove and which came with the computer and should stay. I'll pick."

5) The intruder check

"Look for anything that shouldn't be here: processes you don't recognise, browser extensions I didn't choose, anything connecting to the internet in the background. Explain each one and tell me if it's known to be harmful. Don't remove anything on your own."

6) The backup

"Check whether this computer is backed up, where, and when the last backup ran. If it isn't, tell me the simplest way to set one up with what I already have."

7) The monthly clean

"On the first of every month, run the health check, the storage list and the intruder check, and send me a short report with anything that changed. Set this up as a scheduled task."

You can get a free unlimited cloud storage to save your photos and videos using Telegram...

This is how...

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Elon Musk pitching Tesla at a private Hollywood house party in December 2008.

A glimpse of the vision that would go on to change the automotive industry.

Nigerian-American founder Yinka Ogunbiyi unveils the world’s first air-braiding robot. 🇳🇬🔥👏🏽

This robot makes hair up to five times faster than stylists.

GOOGLE WALLET IS NOW AVAILABLE IN NIGERIA! Your Android phone can now become your digital wallet.

Google has officially launched Google Wallet and Google Pay in Nigeria, opening up a new way for Nigerians to make payments using their smartphones.

Imagine walking into a store, making a purchase and simply tapping your phone on a compatible POS terminal instead of bringing out your debit card.

That's now possible!

Here are some things you can do with Google Wallet:

1. Add your supported debit or credit card to your phone.
2. Make contactless payments by tapping your phone on compatible payment terminals.
3. Pay on supported websites and mobile apps without repeatedly entering your card details.
4. Store boarding passes, event tickets and loyalty cards in one place.

How to set up Google Wallet

1. Open Google Play Store on your Android phone.
2. Search for Google Wallet and install the app.
3. Open the app and sign in with your Google account.
4. Tap "Add to Wallet".
5. Select "Payment card".
6. Choose "New credit or debit card".
7. Scan your bank card or enter the details manually.
8. Accept the terms and complete your bank's verification process.

Once your card is successfully verified, you're ready to go!

Important: Which Nigerian banks are supported?

As of the launch, Google's supported list includes:

- FirstBank: Mastercard debit cards.
- GTBank: Mastercard debit and prepaid cards.
- UBA: Mastercard credit, debit and prepaid cards, plus Visa prepaid cards.
- Zenith Bank: Mastercard credit, debit and prepaid cards.

Not every card from these banks is guaranteed to work.

Also, to pay by tapping your phone in physical stores, your Android phone must support NFC, and the merchant's POS terminal must accept contactless payments.

Google Wallet requires a compatible Android device. It is not currently available for iPhone users in Nigeria.

This is another interesting development in Nigeria's digital payment ecosystem.

Technology is gradually changing how we interact with money.

Have you tried setting it up yet?

How to become a hacker ethically.

1. Learn Networking - Understand IP addresses, ports, DNS, TCP/IP, and how networks work.

2. Master Linux - Get comfortable with the command line, especially Kali Linux.

3. Learn Programming - Start with Python, then explore Bash and basic JavaScript.

4. Understand Cybersecurity - Study vulnerabilities, web security, authentication, and common attacks.

5. Learn the Tools - Practice with Nmap, Wireshark, Burp Suite, and Metasploit.

6. Build a Home Lab - Practice safely using virtual machines and intentionally vulnerable applications.

7. Use Legal Platforms - Train on TryHackMe, Hack The Box, and PortSwigger Web Security Academy.

8. Build a Portfolio - Document your labs, write-ups, projects, and security findings.

9. Get Certified (if you’ve got the money) - Consider Security+, eJPT, or PNPT as you progress.

Stay Ethical & Never test systems without explicit authorization.

Welcome to November!

May this new month bring fresh opportunities, greater achievements, answered prayers and beautiful reasons to be grateful.

Let's make the most of the remaining days of 2026 and finish the year on a high note. Happy New Month!

Can you believe that these two domains are not the same?

That is: the one up is different from the one down.

The first uses a Cyrillic "а" (U+0430), while the second uses a Latin "a" (U+0061).

So the correct Amazon domain is the one down

They look identical, but one can be used to create a fake website that looks like the real Amazon.

This is normally used on what's called Homoglyph/IDN attack

Be careful where you click.
Or type domains by yourself

🚨 This Tech Company is shutting down...

The name is Explorium and is shutting down after almost 9 years in business.

What's even more interesting is that one of its products, Vibe Prospecting, reportedly attracted over 350,000 registered users.

So, what happened?

The company started as a B2B data intelligence platform but had to reposition itself as AI evolved and traditional machine learning became commoditized.

They pivoted towards generative AI and AI agents, launching products like AgentSource and Vibe Prospecting.

Despite the growth, the founders admitted that the business was no longer sustainable enough to continue.

There are a few lessons every tech entrepreneur and AI builder should learn from this:

1. Building a product people love is not the same as building a sustainable business.

2. Having hundreds of thousands of users doesn't guarantee profitability.

3. Don't build just because a technology is trending. Solve a problem people are willing to pay for.

4. Technology evolves quickly. What gives your product a competitive advantage today could become irrelevant tomorrow.

5. Always think about your business model, not just your product.

This is a reminder that building with AI is great, but building a sustainable business around it is even more important.

Don't just build something people will use. Build something people will pay for, and a business that can survive beyond the current technology trend.

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