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Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Geek Trivia: Which Island Was Virtually Mammal Free Before Human Colonization?
How to Prevent Your Mac from Sleeping without Changing Any Settings
If you use a Mac, it will sleep after a certain duration, which you can change in the Energy Saver settings. You may not always want your Mac to sleep under certain circumstances, which is why you should use Caffeine to prevent that from happening.
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How to Fix the “Wi-Fi: No Hardware Installed” Error on Mac OS X
If you brought your Mac back from sleep only to see that your Wi-Fi isn’t working at all, even after a reboot, you might be experiencing the Wi-Fi: No hardware installed error. And luckily it’s really easy to fix.
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How to Add Borders to or Change Borders on a Table in Word
By default, when you insert a table, there is a simple, black border around all the cells in the table. However, you may want to change or remove the borders, and there are a few easy ways you can do this.
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How to use an Xbox One Controller on Windows, OS X, and Linux
The Xbox One Controller is a fantastic gamepad, and although Microsoft has only recently started bundled the drivers for it in Windows 10, there are drivers available for Windows 7 and 8 on their website. Mac users do not have an official driver, but there is an lightweight open source solution that works well.
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PSA: If You Download and Run Something Bad, No Antivirus Can Help You
Antivirus should be a last-ditch line of defense, not something you rely on to save you. To stay safe online, you should act as if you had no antimalware software on your computer at all.
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Tuesday, September 1, 2015
How does Windows Know a Program is not Responding?
Anyone who has used Windows has seen the occasional system message stating that a program is not responding, but how exactly does Windows know that? Today’s SuperUser Q&A post has the answer to a baffled reader’s question.