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Hey! Sorry that I haven’t really been giving any updates on the 7-Day Linux Challenge. If you’re new to reading this, I highly recommend you read my posts from Day 1 and Day 2, or at least from the former. Anyways, I have mainly been using Linux, although I have been using Windows most of […]
Note: It would help to read Day 1’s blog post before reading onto Day 2. It also gives my experience with installing it on my Acer Nitro 5 gaming laptop. I am going to simply give a brief summary of what happened today. I went ahead and used Windows while at school, and it’s for […]
Linux has been becoming increasingly more popular for the average user. However, I’ve been happy with my Windows 10 Pro, except for some issues that I’ve had in the past, such as my keyboard driver randomly breaking when I restarted (the fix, by the way, was changing some “UpperFilters” key in some place of the […]
For today’s Software of the Day, we are taking a look at ShareX. ShareX is an awesome screenshotting that gives you the ability to capture screenshots, choose an action to be taken upon taking a screenshot, adding image effects to final images, recording portions of, specific windows of, or your entire screen to save as […]
One thing every online shopper checks when looking at products is the product’s reviews. Reviews are a great way for one to look at other peoples’ experiences with the same product to determine whether or not the product is a good deal. There’s just one small problem: some people have more of an incentive to […]
You may already know that in the European Union, all phones, tablets, and cameras will need to support USB Type C for charging by the end of 2024. While this is great for those living in the European Union, those living elsewhere may not have this right. This should change. According to The Verge, unused […]
The right to repair is a right that is becoming more commonly discussed in our everyday lives. However, you may have found yourself wondering, “What is the right to repair?” This article explains what the right to repair is, and why it’s important. The Right to Repair The right to repair is a consumer right, […]
Bluetooth speakers are convenient. They allow one to listen to music without needing a wired connection to whatever they are streaming their music from. However, there is one design flaw that can make an otherwise great Bluetooth speaker horrible – at least when the design flaw hits. That design flaw happens to be the nuisance […]
Merry Christmas! Thanks for choosing to read this article. If you’re reading during Christmas, I hope your Christmas is going well, and if you’re reading after Christmas, I hope you had a great Christmas!! I apologize for not posting as many articles recently. I’ve been busy with other things, and while I would like to […]
Hello! In this series, called Client Side Mods of the Week, we take a look at client-side Fabric mods that improve your gameplay experience for Minecraft. We have five mods this week: Fabric Installation If you already know how to install Fabric, you can proceed to the next section. If you don’t know how to […]
