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How tos for tech whizes and luddites alike; tips, tricks and shortcuts to optimize your computer, smartphone or internet mastery.

How to Measure The Amount of Energy You Use
Energy costs money. This is most evident when your electric bill comes in the mail each month. After recovering from the heart attack that your total bill costs, you may want to learn just how much energy you actually use in your home. Once you know this, you can look for ways to lessen the amount of energy your home uses, and save money on your monthly electric bill. Our electronics and appliances aid us in our daily tasks.
By Kevin7 years ago in 01
Make Your Site as Fast as Lambo
Website loading speed is the most important determiner for online success. Indeed, proper marketing, and solid content development strategy are crucial too, but if your website is slow to load, no amount of valuable content can save it.
By Raj Vardhman7 years ago in 01
7 Tips for Getting Better at Programming
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced programmer, there is always room for learning and getting better. By becoming a better programmer, you will be able to implement cutting edge ideas and make use of your skill. Even Mark Zuckerberg was a novice coder at one point. Hence, if you are looking to become the best at coding, you should keep in mind these programming tips.
By Kevin7 years ago in 01
The Ultimate Guide to Multilingual Website SEO
As a responsible website owner or manager, you likely pay a lot of attention to SEO. But what if I told you you’re missing out on thousands of potential users who don’t speak your website’s language?
By Albert B.7 years ago in 01
How to Better Protect Your Technology
Of course, the most exciting moment of the year is the holiday season, and it is time people receive new gadgets as gifts from friends and relatives. Fr anyone expecting to receive wearable tech, smartwatches, and other devices as gifts over the holiday, learning to protect them is crucial. You will need to protect them in nearly all situations from your personal life to the tech in your small business. Wherever you are, protection is a top priority. That refers not only to safeguard these devices from assorted malware and viruses, but from other external factors as well. These are a few incredible tips for protecting tech devices from viruses, and other risks as well.
By Kevin7 years ago in 01
Ultimate Guide to Better Your Chances of Getting Re-Monetized on YouTube
Whatever your channel has been de-monetized for, you have the chance to get back in, as your channel is not banned, and you still get to keep the subscribers you have! Trust me they will thank you for changing things later!
By Vidello Productions7 years ago in 01
Tips on Implementing the Perfect Data Center Cabling Infrastructure
In most of the data centers, messy cables are the major issue. The cables hanging out of the cabinets not only block the flow of air, but also create an overall unprofessional look. In this article, we have provided some basic tips that will help you in implementing the perfect data center cabling infrastructure.
By Shawn Mike7 years ago in 01
9 Steps to Keep Your Computer Safe from Cyber Threats
Our reliance on online technology and web software has also made us highly vulnerable to cyber-attacks. A computer virus can easily drain us financially and emotionally. In fact, cyber crimes are growing in sophistication and cost, and it is the biggest challenge that humanity can face in the coming decades.
By Paisley Hansen7 years ago in 01
Plant a Tree by Searching the Web?
Why Planting Trees Is Important Trees are important to us in numerous ways, you probably knew that trees produce oxygen and that oxygen is an important part of life itself.The best part of trees producing oxygen? A tree requires carbon dioxide (CO2) to produce oxygen, so it gives oxygen and it takes CO2 (commonly linked to global warming).
By Izzy7 years ago in 01
How to Start Coding and Earn $60k+ a Year (Pt. II)
So this is Part II to the article, and if you have missed Part I, you may want to check that out first. Just like Part I, if you are looking for quick one-liner answers, they are highlighted in underline for your quick reference (Yes I just saved you another five minutes of your time, you’re most welcome).
By Judy Mae7 years ago in 01
How to Start Coding and Earn $60k+ a Year (Pt. 1)
You may have heard some people saying that learning to code is so 2012 or that there is no more need to since every Tom, Dick, and Harry are learning to code nowadays and the market is just going to be saturated soon. While no one can say for sure what will happen in the future, I personally think that learning to code right now is pretty much the same as to learning how to speak English in the early 1900s—it is simply the very start of a universal language that is going to be the fundamental language for everything in the long run.
By Judy Mae7 years ago in 01
So You Want to Learn Angular?
The popularity of Angular has increased greatly since its initial launch by Google back in 2009. Back in the first versions of the platform, software developers could extend basic and static HTML by using Angular to convert this into dynamic content. Angular also changed the way that programmers looked at user interfaces, where simplicity in creating amazing UI created advantages that few other platforms could replicate.
By Tobias Gillot7 years ago in 01