Master Tech Innovation: Comprehensive ‘How To’ Guides for Essential Skills & Troubleshooting
Restarting your router can bring a lot of benefits to your networking experience. When it resumes, it grabs a new signal from your internet service provider, which can help refresh the connection to your electronic devices. While there are some…
Power outages generally cause minor internet issues, which can be fixed by restarting the router. However, in the case of significant power surges, components involved in the internet connection channel may be damaged as well. Specifically, a power surge can…
Maintaining sufficient free disk space is crucial for ensuring that your computer operates efficiently and doesn’t experience performance slowdowns or system issues. Regularly checking how much storage has been used, identifying what files or programs are taking up space, and…
A few years ago, I told you about Firefox Send, a service unfortunately discontinued by Mozilla, which allowed file sharing similar to WeTransfer. Following its discontinuation, several clones have emerged, including Gokapi, one of the newest and most actively maintained…
Axym is THE new reader that will change the way you read! This open-source software has everything to love: it’s highly customizable, incorporates speed reading concepts, and is incredibly easy to use. Pure bliss! I can hear you already… “Another…
Ah, the Commodore 64… This legendary machine that defined the childhood of an entire generation of geeks in the 80s. We spent countless hours immersed in classic games, carefully loaded from our precious audio cassettes. But here we are, 40…
So, you’ve finally given in and bought a Kindle! And I completely understand—it’s much more enjoyable to read on a screen designed for that purpose than on a tablet or smartphone that can strain your eyes. Plus, there are no…
Here’s a handy tool for recording your screen on Linux without overheating your CPU! It’s called GPU Screen Recorder, and it primarily uses your GPU’s power to record the screen, minimizing the impact on your system’s performance. No more struggling…
You’ve got a stack of URLs and want to see what all these sites look like without wasting time opening each one individually. Well, that’s where GoWitness comes in! This handy tool, written in Go, will take care of everything,…
Today, let’s dive into a little gem in the DFIR (Digital Forensics and Incident Response) world called MasterParser. This tool, designed by Eilay Yosfan, a Threat Researcher at Security Joes, takes your Linux logs and analyzes them to extract all…
Hello everyone, Following my announcement about migrating to a new web host, “o2switch,” I’m continuing my series of articles on the new version of my site. Today, we’re going to talk about the first step I had to take: migrating…
Hello friends! Today, I’m introducing a very handy script that will save you when your hard drive fails: ddrescue-helper.sh. It’s a bash script that works perfectly with our friend ddrescue to recover your valuable data, whether you’re on Linux or…
