Finding the best web hosting provider for your website can challenging. With so many options to choose from, sometimes it can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. But if you’re an experienced WordPress user, then it will be much easier for you to narrow down your choices. WP Engine should definitely be … Read more
So you’ve decided to build your site with WordPress? Great choice! But what hosting is best for your new WordPress site? We’ve gone through all the hosts, many of which we’ve used ourselves, and ranked the best options for you. The 6 best WordPress web hosts ranked #1 – Bluehost — Best value per dollar … Read more
Whether you run a small startup or large enterprise, effective communication is a key to success for any business. Email, instant messaging, traditional phone calls, and video chat all have their place in today’s work environment. But conference calls remain the best option for group communication over the phone. Most people tend to associate conference … Read more
How to turn CentOS 8 into a perfect desktop Traditions are there so they can be maintained, nourished, upkept, repeated. Most notably, any time there’s a new major CentOS release, I happily jump on the opportunity to test the distro and also provide you with a tutorial that shows all the steps you need to … Read more
How to calibrate display in Windows – colors suddenly wrong Here’s a weird problem. I was using my Asus Vivobook, which happens to dual-boot Linux and Windows, and in the resident Windows 8.1, during some strenuous maintenance – installation of several applications, updates and such – my screen colors suddenly changed. It was as if … Read more
CentOS 8 review – Let’s toast to the next ten years There are operating systems that were never meant to be used as desktops. Well, to be fair, most Linux distributions fall into this category, in a way. But CentOS falls more. It’s a no-nonsense server distro, designed to give you three quarters of an … Read more
How to install Gnome extensions in CentOS 8 Several days ago, I reviewed CentOS 8. Overall, the whole thing went well, but there were some snags along the way. Most notably, I had trouble getting the system configured so that I could use Gnome extensions and transform the vanilla, default look & feel of the … Read more
The latest version of Microsoft Advertising Editor has an updated look and some new features designed to make it easier to use. The redesign coincides with a new look for the web interface that’s rolling out. Combined basic and advanced search box. If you join this beta, instead of a pop-up dialog with a separate … Read more
How to setup and play Yuri’s Revenge on Linux Updated: September 25, 2019 Several weeks ago, we talked about the all-time classic Red Alert. Now, I want to focus on the successor, the equally nice and fun Red Alert 2 and its expansion Yuri’s Revenge. While this game never really eclipsed the original, it’s still … Read more
Pi-Hole – The DNS Triangle The modern Internet is a fairly annoying place. Quite often, innocent activities like reading text or watching videos are interrupted by promotional messages better known as ads. This wouldn’t be a problem if the ads were relevant, well-timed, or non-intrusive, but despite much “progress” in artificial intelligence, deep learning and … Read more