If you’ve ever seen the “Windows has detected an IP address conflict” message, you might wonder what this message means. While IP conflict issues aren’t usually difficult to fix, they are confusing, especially for those new to networking. Let’s look at what an IP address conflict is, how they happen, and the steps to fix […]
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Google Earth finally works on web browsers other than Chrome. Namely, Firefox, Edge, and Opera. This is thanks to Google switching from Native Client (NaCl) to WebAssembly (Wasm). The upshot being you can now use Google Earth in Firefox, Edge, and Opera. A Brief History of Google Earth In 2004, Google acquired a company called […]
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When you have an idea for a profitable business or personal project, taking swift action is important. The sooner you make progress, the less likely you are to lose motivation or get distracted. If your idea involves creating an online presence, Blueprints Website Builder for Mac can help you act quickly. With 500 ready-made blocks, […]
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Facial recognition technology is being increasingly scrutinized as a threat to privacy, with its use by law enforcement and in public places. But it’s not only outside that you need to worry about facial recognition. Companies like Google are starting to make smart home devices which use facial recognition too. One Google device has a […]
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HQ Trivia was a live quiz app that gave out real money to people for answering a series of questions correctly. Unfortunately, HQ Trivia is no more thanks to a diminishing audience and lack of funds. So, in this article, we list the best HQ Trivia alternatives for former fans. While these apps aren’t exactly […]
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You can now enjoy live TV on the Redbox app—totally free! But what if you want to download movies legally? Well, you can! But it’s not all good news: if you use Windows 7, your time is up. So what can you do about it? Christian Cawley and Ben Stegner discuss these and other tips […]
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