Computing
Run cURL Commands in Windows 11 (with Examples)
The cURL command, or “Client for URLs,” is a handy tool you can use to move data around on the internet, working with lots of different ways of communicating online like HTTP, HTTPS, [...]
The cURL command, or “Client for URLs,” is a handy tool you can use to move data around on the internet, working with lots of different ways of communicating online like HTTP, HTTPS, [...]
PowerShell is a handy script tool for folks who manage systems and networks in Windows. This guide will show you how to check if a port is open on another device using PowerShell, which is a [...]
FTP, short for File Transfer Protocol, is a standard way to move files from one computer to another over the internet. Even though new ways to share files online have surfaced, FTP is still very [...]
Chrome lets you download many files at the same time, but sometimes things don’t go smoothly if your settings aren’t right. You might not get asked where to save each file, or Chrome [...]
Google Chrome is super popular for a lot of reasons, and like many other browsers, you can upload files with it. But, have you ever wondered just how big a file you can upload? This [...]
qBittorrent is a top choice for an open-source BitTorrent client because of its straightforward and easy-to-use interface, strong features, and absence of annoying ads. A lot of folks ask about [...]
uTorrent is a big name in the world of peer-to-peer file sharing, using a system called seeding to make sure files are available for everyone. Sometimes, you might need to stop sharing files, or [...]
Windows 11 brings some cool new security stuff to keep your data safe. One thing that might make you scratch your head is this Challenge Phrase A1B2C3 popping up after you mess up your PIN or [...]
Even though we’re moving fast into a world where everything is digital and softcopy, sometimes we still need those old-school CDs or DVDs. Maybe you’ve got a classic game or some old [...]
CPU throttling, also known as dynamic frequency scaling, is a trick used by most operating systems, like the newest Windows 11, to change the processor’s speed on the fly. It’s meant [...]