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I was under the impression this was common knowledge but apparently not. So here is how I no longer set 50 thousand calendar reminders, and still forget and get charged by my free trials.The trick is virtual credit cards. You can use any virtual credit card but I will
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If your paying for Calendly as a single user just stop. Use Cal.com it has all the paid feature free for one user and is semi-opensource. This is day 19 of #100DaysToOffload
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A follow up to the previous post. A friend messaged me on WhatsApp. Express VPN wouldn’t open or install the latest update. First hurdle: multiple remote login attempts using both RustDesk and AnyDesk, but both were blocked by his college wifi network—great security, I guess. Finally, I managed
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Make sure to use a VPN on public Wi-Fi. Even though most sites have HTTPS, which prevents most attacks, a few are still possible. The two most common would be: Man in the Middle – which, contrary to popular belief, is not completely prevented by HTTPS. Session hijacking – which is basically
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Chipsets are the second forgotten bottleneck . Please note: We will not be discussing Desktop Chipsets in this article. One of the many things that I learned about while working at my previous job. Is just how different two laptops with more or less identical specs and software setups can ‘feel”
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Introduction. This is going to be a two-part series of “The Forgotten Bottlenecks”. The first part covers Phone Storage Speeds, and the second part covers Laptop Chipsets. . Storage Speed. The most overlooked component in a phone’s performance is the storage speed. Everyone is busy looking at SOC, RAM, Screen,
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I have messed around with all the big integration apps for file transfers/notifications and the like between Phones and PC’s. Including: * Airdroid * PushBullet * Send Anywhere * Join * Easy Join * Kde Connect * Telegram saved messages. SnapDrop just kills them all for file transfer.Stupidly easy and reliable. Just go to
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Due to the current situation there has been a massive rise in hacks and scams preying on people’s fear.This type of attack is a form of what the security professionals call “social engineering”. Here’s a few short pointers on how to stay safe online: *Never click on
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The 3-2-1 Rule-The defacto standard of backup. If the content is King, then data is Queen! If you want to know how you can protect your data in a more secure way, You’re at the right place. Read about the Backup Basics Guide, one way to protect your data.
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The following Android Backup Guide has been highly requested. I will walk you through the steps to show you how to back up and restore your device without running into any pitfalls along the way. Android Backup Guide (non-root) Google, these days, makes backup pretty simple, however Android does not.