Why Windows 11 is a Game Changer for Windows on Arm
Microsoft’s announcement of Windows 11 this week created a lot of excitement, but not just because it’s the latest version of the world’s most used
Why you should use dockerignore files to improve your workflow
As soon as you start using Docker, you’ll likely hear about .dockerignore files from many different people, so it’s time to clear the air on
Why the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B is the ultimate PC replacement
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B is the best value in consumer computing today. For just
Now You Can Record Your iPhone and iPad Screens with iOS 11
Screen recording has been one of the top most requested features since the launch of iOS 11 and Apple has finally added the functionality in
How to Pass User Credentials with the Net Use Command
The net use command in Windows allows you to manage your remote connections, letting you easily map drive letters to network resources and making sure
How to Securely Set Up an SFTP Server on Linux
SFTP, or Secure File Transfer Protocol, uses SSH to create an encrypted connection between two computers so that files can be transferred from one to
How to Completely and Securely Delete Files in Windows in 5 Steps
When you delete files in Windows, they don’t actually go away—they’re just marked as deleted and moved to the Recycle Bin, where they stay until
Easy Steps to Installing New Fonts on Your Android Device
Here’s how to install new fonts on your Android device! This article will explain how to find and download different fonts, as well as how
Create a Survey Using Google Forms
One of the easiest ways to gather information about your customers, students, patients, or other groups of people you want to learn more about is
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: The History of the iPhone in Photos
When Steve Jobs introduced the original iPhone in 2007, he already envisioned that it would look drastically different than anything else on the market. The