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If you would prefer Google Chrome send you notifications natively on a Mac, here’s how to enable Chrome’s native notifications for better functionality.

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How to Manage Telemetry Settings in Windows 10

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Windows 10 collects a lot of data using the new Telemetry feature which is enabled and set to “Full” by default. Here’s how to manage telemetry settings to protect your privacy.

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If you have a website and are keen to implement SSL, Let’s Encrypt is a great option. Here’s how to set up Let’s Encrypt in a Nginx Ubuntu server.

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If you are not using Ubuntu but are keen to try out the Snap packages, here is how you can run Ubuntu Snap Packages on other Linux distros.

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Capto – The Ultimate Image and Video Screen Capture App for Mac

Capto is a screen capture app for Mac that can capture any screen image and record videos of screen activities. Here’s a closer look at its features.

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How to Remove Your Name From the Menu Bar of Your Mac

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Tired of your account name taking up extra room on your Mac’s menu bar? Here’s how to remove your name from the menu bar to get your space back.

By Mahesh Makvana – Jul 3, 2016

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New to the tile-based approach of the Windows 10 Start Menu? Get our top 5 tips for using the Start Menu in Windows 10 and making it work for you.

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By Himanshu Arora – Jun 30, 2016

How to Remove Audio From a Video File Using iMovie on Your Mac

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If you want to remove an audio track from a video file on you Mac, here’s how you can use the iMovie app to do so without the use of any other apps.

By Mahesh Makvana – Jun 29, 2016

How to Open a File in Different Apps on Your Mac

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The Open With and Always Open With options on Mac are extremely useful because they allow you to open a file in different apps (or a single preferred app). Here’s how these features work.

By Mahesh Makvana – Jun 28, 2016

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How to Directly Copy/Paste Images To/From Clipboard in Ubuntu Nautilus

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By Himanshu Arora – Jun 28, 2016

Use These Four Simple Steps to Compile Linux Programs from Source

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It’s not difficult to compile Linux programs from source. Start with a tarball and follow four simple steps. This guide shows you how it’s done.

By Mark Lewin – Jun 27, 2016

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The OS X we once knew and loved is gone. From now on it will be called macOS, and Sierra is the name of the newest version. Here’s what’s new.

By Mahesh Makvana – Jun 27, 2016

How to Use EFS to Encrypt Files and Folders in Windows

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The EFS allows you to quickly encrypt files and folders in Windows using your own user account. Although less secure than BitLocker, it’s still handy.

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How to Sync a Calendar Subscription Across Your Apple Devices Using Your Mac

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Did you know that you can create shortcuts to different system settings in Windows 10 without the use of any third-party software? Here’s how.

By Vamsi Krishna – Jun 24, 2016

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Why You Should Use an Anti-Keylogger for Windows

Keylogger is software that monitors, records & sends your personal data to a third party without your knowledge. Scary? Yes! Here’s how to protect yourself.

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