If you take anything away from this entire podcast, please update your software.

Please update your operating system.

Update your computer.

I'm Christine Cyr Clissette.

I'm Kyra Blackwell.

I'm Rosie Garan.

And you're listening to The Wirecutter Show.

Thank you. Rosie Garan, and you're listening to The Wirecutter Show. Hey, pals. Hi. Hey, we're going tech today. I think that you both know and that hopefully our listeners know that I'm like a super, super tech whiz.

I know all the things.

So, you know, I'm looking forward to.

You're going to school our guest.

I'm going to school our guest today.

Nothing could be farther from the truth.

Yeah, because your nose is growing and growing and growing and growing Pinocchio style.

Yeah, we are always sort of thinking about what kind of tech episodes we can do.

And the truth is that not one of us is particularly tech savvy.

And it's ironic because wirecutters actually known as a tech site foundationally. I mean,

that's where it started. So it is kind of ironic that the three of us feel so out of our depth when we're

talking about computers. Well, all these years later, there are a lot of really, really clever and

talented techie people at Wirecutter who now help us. One of them is Kimber Streams. Kimber wrote a piece on the site called

How to Make Your Old Computer Feel New Again. And I think each of us individually has bookmarked

that piece. Yeah. It's been on my list of to do, all the things in this article. To do. Yeah.

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