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Windows 7 introduced a useful hidden feature called God Mode, which provides access to all admin tools and control options in one place. Since Microsoft hasn’t fully removed the Control Panel from Windows 11, God Mode remains functional in the… Continue Reading →
Setting a static IP address on a Linux system temporarily is useful in situations where you need to troubleshoot network issues or configure networking for a specific session. This temporary change won’t persist after a reboot, but it can be… Continue Reading →
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Bluesky, the decentralized social network cofounded by Jack Dorsey, created a Threads account to court users frustrated by Meta’s moderation issues. Thurrott reports: This week, the Bluesky team also used Threads to share some tips on how to get started… Continue Reading →
No matter where you live in the US, there’s a high likelihood F1 Arcade is eyeing available properties in your area. The immersive racing experience, which opened its second American location in Washington, DC this week, is poised for rapid… Continue Reading →
Systemd is a popular init system that serves as a management tool for various systems within the Linux operating environment. Through systemd, we can perform essential administrative and maintenance functions, like managing system resources, controlling startup options, logging, and journaling…. Continue Reading →
Microsoft will offer direct game purchases through its Xbox app for Android starting November, following a U.S. court ruling against Google’s app store monopoly. The move allows Microsoft to circumvent Google’s revenue cut on in-app purchases and signals renewed focus… Continue Reading →
After trialing SearXNG for a while, I decided to host my own SearXNG instance. In case you are not familiar with SearXNG, it’s a metasearch engine that pulls search results from multiple sources, such as Google, Qwant, Brave Search, DuckDuckGo,… Continue Reading →