For developers and administrators, the Telnet Client is an excellent tool for managing and testing network access. However, with Microsoft Windows 10, the Telnet Client application is disabled by default. If you try to use it before it’s activated, you’ll get an error notice saying that it’s “not recognized as an internal or external command, […]
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Dark mode is a feature in Windows 10 that adds a dark mode to programs downloaded from the Windows Store. Most desktop apps are unaffected, but we have additional options for those. Here’s how to make your entire desktop (or as much of it as possible) dark. Enable the Dark Mode Go to Settings >
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If you’re a PC gamer, you’ve definitely been stuck with a graphics card that’s a little too sluggish for your favorite titles at some point. Perhaps you imagined your latest game to have the same sweeping grandeur and breathtaking detail as Thomas Cole pictures. Instead, it resembles an 8-bit Super Mario Bros. game. The blocky,
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Git is by far the most widely used version control system for programmers. You will almost certainly have distinct features when working on a project. This project and its features will be worked on by a number of contributors. Branches allow you to make a “playground” out of the master branch’s files. You can use
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You should build a new branch and work there to avoid any downtime caused by pushing problematic code to the main branch on GitHub. You’ll have to switch to it before you can start working there. First, you’ll need to know how to create one Use the git checkout command with the -b flag and
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The git fetch command copies commit, files, and references from a remote repository to your local repository. Fetching is what you do when you want to know what other people have been up to. It works similarly to the svn update in that it shows you how the central history has advanced without forcing you
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Google concealed Developer Options in Android 4.2. Because most “regular” users don’t need to use the feature, keeping it hidden reduces confusion. If you need to enable a developer setting, such as USB Debugging, a brief journey inside the About Phone section of the Settings menu will bring you to the Developer Options menu. Developer
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Merge conflicts are as frightening to many people as accidentally formatting their hard drives. I’d like to relieve you of this fear throughout this chapter. The first thing to remember is that you can always undo a merge and return to a previous state before the conflict. You can always go back and start over.
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In this tutorial on how to use CPU-Z. It’s important to keep track of the processor running inside your PC, whether you’ve purchased one of AMD’s latest eight-core Ryzen chipsets or given your old Pentium chip a new lease on life with a globule of fresh thermal paste. CPU-Z, a long-standing freeware tool that monitors
You may have come across a setting known as bridge mode when changing your router’s SSID or enabling WPA2 encryption for added security. Bridge mode is a router configuration setting that is disabled by default. Accessing the router’s dashboard, however, gives you the option of enabling bridge mode. That doesn’t mean you should enable the
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