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There are a few stages you must go through to become a technical writer.
The first step is to become acquainted with the fundamentals of technical writing. This comprises technical document structure, target audience, and technical writing examples.
Your writing will improve as you study, and you will be able to provide high-quality content to your audience. [Read more…]
Question from Deborah: I’ve been using my Dlink wireless router without a password on the WiFi connection for several years.
My boyfriend told me I need to put a password on the WiFi connection but I don’t think it’s necessary because I don’t have any neighbors living close by to piggyback off of it.
I like being able to let guests connect to my network without having to hassle with a password.
Do you think it’s ok if I leave it without a password, or is my boyfriend right? [Read more…]
Do you depend on Windows’ native Microsoft Defender security app to protect your PC from malware?
If so, you’ll be happy to know that Microsoft also provides native ransomware protection with both Windows 10 and Windows 11.
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Like most people, I’ve never really been blown away by a particular car charger. I mean, they’re all pretty much alike, right?
Well, they are as long they work.
But truth be told, that changed when I discovered this true gem of a charger from Anker.
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Modern personal computers are amazing machines.
They allow us to do things in minutes that once took hours or days as well as many other things that couldn’t be done at all in times past.
But even with all their awesome power and capabilities, computers are no fun to use when they’re running slowly and freezing up at random times.
Today I’m going to discuss a few things you can do to help speed up a sluggish PC and hopefully avoid having to deal with erratic system performance.