Switch from public to private network in Windows 7, 8, and 10
On Windows, when you connect to a wireless network, it will register it as Audience network or a Private net. Private networks are basically home and work, while public …
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Change the default Microsoft Edge search provider to Google
Windows 10 includes a brand new Microsoft web browser called Edge. It is actually surprisingly fast and works with all the websites I normally use. That said, it also …
How to view the menu bar in Firefox for Windows 10 or Linux
You are probably familiar with working from the hamburger menu in Mozilla Firefox. But, if you want to see the old-school menu bar (with File, Edit, View, and more) …
How to Easily Transfer Files Between Linux Windows and Mac
Alberto García Guillén / Shutterstock.com Transfer files from Linux computer to any other computer quickly and easily with Snapdrop. It is browser-based, so it works with any operating system, …
How to Disable Adobe Flash on Microsoft Edge in Windows 10
If you’re using Windows 10 and Microsoft’s new Edge browser, you may be wondering how to turn off Adobe Flash? By default, Microsoft Edge has built-in support for Adobe …
Transfer files from Windows using Windows Easy Transfer
Whether you plan to upgrade your Windows XP, Vista, 7, or 8 machine to Windows 10 or purchase a new PC with Windows 10 preinstalled, you can use Windows …
How to use “Documents Here” in Bash on Linux
Fatmawati Achmad Zaenuri / Shutterstock The strange “docs here” allow you to use input / output redirection within Bash scripts on Linux. They are a great way to automate …
How to add a web page to Google Chrome’s reading list
The Google Chrome web browser on your desktop computer has a handy “Reading List” feature. It’s an easy way to save things to read later and syncs with your …
How to display man pages in color in Linux
Fatmawati Achmad Zaenuri / Shutterstock If you want to highlight the color in your man Pages similar to syntax highlighting in an editor, there are two simple ways to …
How to do OCR from the Linux command line using Tesseract
Fatmawati Achmad Zaenuri / Shutterstock You can extract text from images on the Linux command line using the Tesseract OCR engine. It’s fast, accurate, and works in approximately 100 …