Whether you use Safari on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or any combination of these devices, it’s very likely you have a lot of tabs open in it right now. This is far from a call-out—I’m guilty of it myself. It feels great to close a bunch of them when you finish a project, or finish […]
Continue ReadingYour Mac tends to store stock apps and third-party programs within a special folder called Applications. If you dislike using the Launchpad, the Applications folder a great alternative for opening, deleting, and moving Mac apps. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingTask Scheduler is a tool that lets you set up and schedule tasks for Windows to carry out. It is especially useful for automating routine PC maintenance tasks, such as disk cleanup and fragmentation for example. You can also configure Task Scheduler to automatically start your favorite programs, send emails, and display messages at specified […]
Continue ReadingThe Windows Terminal app is a relatively new feature that Microsoft released in 2019. Windows Terminal merges the Command Prompt, PowerShell, and Azure Cloud Shell into a single app. As such, you can open a tab for each of the three command-line tools and keep things tidy. You can also add additional Linux consoles to […]
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You don’t need to quit social networks if you value privacy. Take back control of your personal data with these open-source alternatives to popular social networks like Instagram, Clubhouse, and Reddit. Social networks hold too much power over us. We upload our personal data to them, but they are the ones in control. They can […]
Continue ReadingMicrosoft has turned its AI security risk assessment tool, Counterfit, open-source, allowing anyone to begin using the tool for free. Currently, organizations can use Counterfit to automate security risk assessments, ensuring the protection they’re using is up to scratch. Microsoft Releases Counterfit as Open-Source Tool Microsoft originally developed Counterfit as an internal tool that could […]
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