Having an OLED display for your PC is truly amazing and I can only recommend it. But for most people, burn-in is a concern. I’ve been using the 55″ LG OLED55C9PLA for almost a year now. It serves as our living-room TV and most of the time as my PC monitor. Even though LG has …
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As a designer I sometimes receive Word or PowerPoint files filled with photos, or PowerPoints filled with video files. It can be tedious to extract them all. But few people know these files are actually zip-files in disguise. You can easily extract all media files by changing the file extension from file.docx, file.xlsx or file.pptx …
Whenever you enter an URL in your browser, your internet provider will translate it to its specific IP-address. Then you’ll receive the requested content. This translation is handled on their DNS (Domain Name Server). This usually works just fine, but certain countries or geopolitical zones have a tendency to block or redirect specific websites, and …
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When you’re running Windows 10, you have Windows Defender antivirus and its firewall running by default. A great start. This offers solid protection for most home users. However, there is a small trick I apply on pretty much every device to improve security drastically: Download this file (right-click, ‘save link as’) Remove the .txt extension …
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