In this week’s podcast, Christian Cawley and James Frew take a look at the phenomenon of SIM card swapping, ask if your phone is spying on you, and chat about sleep monitoring and its benefits. They also take a look at the ways you can download Facebook videos, and how to abandon Google Chrome with […]
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Flash cards are an incredibly useful tool for helping you memorize anything. You should use them whether you’re learning to code, studying for an exam, or even doing some public speaking. You can jot facts and details onto the cards and use them as prompts. Or with double-sided cards you can write a question on […]
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Whether you need it for a phone, a camera, or some other gadget, shopping for a microSD card seems like a pretty simple thing to do, right? Yet there’s a lot more to them than you might realize. It’s surprisingly easy to wind up falling into a number of traps: overpaying, getting terrible performance, or […]
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Have you won a free gift card? The answer, of course, is “no.” That’s not entirely fair—some firms do enter customers into competitions, especially when Christmas is coming up. But when was the last time you heard of someone winning a $ 500 Amazon gift card and it wasn’t a scam? Here are a few […]
Continue ReadingSetting up a Raspberry Pi usually means writing the disk image to a microSD card, then using it to boot the operating system. It’s a good flow that works in most cases… but it’s not the only option. Now you can use network boot to run your Raspberry Pi, and forget about microSD cards completely! […]
Continue ReadingSetting up a Raspberry Pi usually means writing the disk image to a microSD card, then using it to boot the operating system. It’s a good flow that works in most cases… but it’s not the only option. Now you can use network boot to run your Raspberry Pi, and forget about microSD cards completely! […]
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