Sed is a powerful command in Linux akin to the find and replace feature in most text editors. Find out what sed is and how you can use it to improve your efficiency in the terminal.
It is always a good idea to encrypt your Internet traffic via a VPN. VPN Client for macOS makes it very easy for you to connect to a VPN. Check it out!
Mac’s Applescript might look complicated, but it’s a powerful tool for users to automate their system. Here’re some clever Applescripts to increase your productivity.
When you sign up for a VPN service, you can connect to your VPN provider using your own client. Here are some of the best VPN clients for your favorite OS.
Javascript can be useful and harmful at the same time. Here is how you can block intrusive javascript by selectively blocking certain sources of Javascript.
Do you know that your Home directory in your Linux system contains a lot of hidden files and folders? Here are some of the uses of the hidden files in Linux.
To access some specialized Mac features, you’ll need to hold down one or more keys during startup. Here are some key combos to access the macOS boot option.
While the chances of getting infected on a Mac are much smaller than on Windows, it is still possible. So do Macs need antivirus software? Let’s find out.
Apple unveiled the new Face ID in iPhone X, and many people were skeptical about it. Here’s how Apple’s Face ID works and how it prevents others from spoofing you.
You have heard a lot about “Stock Android,” but what exactly is “Stock Android,” and how is it different from the Android you are using? Let’s find out.
Videos come with a wide variety of extensions, and it can be confusing. Use this guide to get a handle on popular video container formats and compression codecs.
macOS’s default screenshot function is good, but limited in features. If you need to take a lot of screenshots, here are some of the best screenshot apps for Mac you should check out.
Just recently the standards body for the Web approved a new form of Web-based DRM. What does this Web DRM mean for you, and how will it affect you? Let’s find out.
It is pretty boring to do the same things everyday. Learn how you can make use of regular expressions in your daily tasks to improve your productivity.
If you are not willing to pay the expensive subscription fee of Day One, here are some of the best Day One alternatives for Mac you can use for free or a small fee.
Windows 10 includes some fairly advanced backup features. Here is how you can use the new backup features to create a Windows 10 backup to a network drive.
You can download plenty of Windows 10 themes from the Windows Store, but if you are keen to, here’s how you can create your own Windows 10 custom themes.
Social engineering is a nefarious technique used by scammers to gain your trust. Learn about some common social engineering attacks and how to prevent them.
Other than Cherry MX, there are a whole world of niche key switches out there for you to explore. Here are some of the lesser-known mechanical keyboard switches.
A gaming mouse is more than just a simple mouse. Here’s a few reasons that a gaming mouse can increase your productivity and quality of life when working on a PC.
While you are familiar with counting from 1 to 10, computers use a different numeral system. Learn the differences between binary, decimal and hexadecimal, and what the point of it all is.
Activity Monitor is like Task Manager in Windows. Learn how you can use Activity Monitor to troubleshoot your Mac and reveal important information about your system resources.
A good time-tracking system makes invoicing easier and improves your productivity. Here are some of the best time-tracking tools you should use to track your time.
If you’ve just recovered from a system crash, it is best to check the Console for error messages. Learn how to make use of the Console to troubleshoot your Mac.
Tensorshare’s iCareFone is designed to take the place of iTunes for backing up and managing your iPhone. It’s also capable of things that iTunes doesn’t do. Let’s check it out!
With hacking news aplenty nowadays, one might wonder how hackers are identified. Here are some ways security experts can find the source behind a hack.
With the “death” of MP3 greatly exaggerated, many folks have been wondering what AAC is about. Here are the differences between MP3 and other audio formats.
DRM is restrictive baggage that keeps consumers from doing what they want with their purchased media. Here’s how to remove DRM from your music and movies.
After updating Windows, you have 10 days to revert to the last build of Windows 10 installed on your PC. Here are the steps to revert to previous builds in Windows 10.
Wunderlist won’t exist for long now that Microsoft has imported many of its features over. Here are the best alternatives to Wunderlist for those looking to switch to a better to-do list app.
A Windows 10 system image is useful in the event of a system-smashing disaster. Here is how you can back up and restore Windows 10 from a backup system image.
The Apple TV ships with plenty of beautiful screen savers of the wonders of the world. Learn how you can get Apple TV screen savers on your Mac or Windows PC.
If you’re coming to Windows from macOS or Linux, you might miss the powerful shell. Learn how you can install zsh and Oh My Zsh and get a shell running in Windows 10.
Even though Google Drive doesn’t support Markdown, there are a few markdown editors for Google Drive that will improve your Drive/Markdown relationship.
