How to Log In to Your LastPass Password Vault With Your Fingerprint in Windows

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Bipartite Virus) is a computer virus that infects both boot records and files on a computer system. What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. Comcast raises controversial "Broadcast TV" and "Sports" fees $48 per year Comcast also raising Internet and TV prices 3.8 percent in 2017. [ArsTechnica] LIGO Black Hole Echoes Hint at General Relativity Breakdown Gravitational wave data show tentative signs of firewalls or other exotic physics. [Scientific American] Self-healing nano-spacecraft could reach Alpha Centauri in 20 years Researchers at KAIST and NASA have developed self-healing transistors for use in nano-spacecraft, to protect them from radiation damage [New Atlas] How to Take Good Landscape Photos Landscapes are one of the classic art subjects. Since the days of the Roman Empire, artists have been painting them. Taking landscape photographs is just a natural extension of this ancient tradition. Let's look at how to do it properly. Read This Article → How to Install the Latest Version of Flash on Ubuntu Linux After axing Flash for Linux in 2012, Adobe revived the Flash plugin for Firefox and other browsers on Linux in 2016. But Ubuntu still installs the old version of Flash by default, unless you go out of your way to get the new one. Read This Article → How to Log In to Your LastPass Password Vault With Your Fingerprint in Windows Password managers like LastPass are the most secure way to generate and store passwords for all your favorite sites. And, if you want to make them a little easier to use, you can log into your LastPass vault instantaneously using just your fingerprint. Read This Article → How to Automatically Download Subtitles with Plex Media Server Whether you need subtitles to avoid waking up the kids or you’re awful at understanding regional accents, Plex Media Center makes it easy to download and use subtitles with all your movies and TV shows. Read This Article → How to Unregister an Amazon Product to Give It to Someone Else When you buy an Amazon hardware product, like an Echo, Fire TV, or Fire tablet, it arrives already linked to your Amazon account in order to reduce any friction with the setup process. But if you want to give one of these devices as a gift to someone else, here’s how to unregister your Amazon account from the device. Read This Article → How to Do Everything Faster in macOS with Quicksilver Your mouse is slowing you down. The less you use it, the faster you’ll be able to do just about everything. Read This Article → How to Rotate Videos on the iPhone We all know that feeling: you record a video on your iPhone in portrait mode, and then try to watch it in landscape and everything is sideways. Luckily, you can correct a video’s rotation in just a few simple steps. Read This Article → How to Customize the Manufacturer Info for Your Windows PC If you bought your PC from a vendor, you’ve likely seen the manufacturer information in the “System” window. But did you know you can change it—or even add it if you build your own PCs? Read This Article → How to Use Cortana with a Local User Account in Windows 10 You've created a local account in Windows and you want to use Cortana. However, you need a Microsoft account to activate and use Cortana, but you don't want to convert your local account to a Microsoft one. What a dilemma. Read This Article → How to Secure Your Twitter Account Account security is important—not just for online shopping and bank accounts, but your social accounts too. The damage someone could do to your personal and professional life can be devastating. Just like any other important account, you have to take the proper precautions to make sure you’re the only one with access. Read This Article → How to Download PlayStation 4 Games in Rest Mode Rest Mode is one of the handiest features of the PlayStation 4. Instead of powering down completely, your console just goes into a low-power sleep mode (like your laptop does when it hibernates). This means that it's quicker to start up, can charge the controller, and best of all, can download updates and games from the PlayStation 4. Read This Article → What Is Google AMP, and Why Is It In My Search Results? Ever notice that some of your Google results have a little lightning bolt next to them? This means they’re part of Google’s AMP project. Read This Article → Advertisement Download Cyber Ransom Survival Guide: The Growing Threat of Ransomware and RDoS - and What to Do About It It's 9:30 in the morning. You've grabbed your morning coffee and caught up on email. Now you're settling in to read an article online. Suddenly, your machine freezes, and this message pops up: "You have been caught accessing inappropriate content and your device will remain locked unless you pay $$$$." Click here to download