Obsidian App – Part 2 Just so you don’t get lost in the weeds, let’s review why to use this app. Obsidian is an app to help writers, researchers, and learners keep their notes in an app that uses a powerful system to link your ideas together. Once your personal knowledge management begins to grow, […]
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Gen Z* and their parents have some difficulties when trying to navigate the online world safely. Studies reveal that parents need to take an active role to stay safe and private, but it’s not easy. Gen Z (ages 13-20+) and younger siblings were born into on online world and feel comfortable but that is nuanced
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I discovered this app about 3 months ago and have been learning how to use it. It is so free form it takes quite a learning curve to get going. Basically, it’s a place to hold notes, articles, thoughts, interests, etc. Each note is in markdown which is a very basic text document with very
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Helpful tips for Mac Users Screenshots – CMD+Shift+3 to capture full screen CMD+Shift+4 to get crosshairs to drag diagonally across to capture a rectangle shape CMD+Shirt+5 will bring up a menu with several selections. It even shows pixel count, where to save the capture, etc. If you don’t want the shadow
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How to protect yourself and your kids against device theft Posted: August 3, 2022 by Christopher Boyd at Malware Bytes In no time at all, kids will be going back to school or starting college. And while gearing up for this, it’s very important to be aware of the threat from device loss in the school environment.
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No one likes calling customer service. It’s a familiar scenario: You keep pressing “0” or yelling “Representative!” to reach a live human, only to wind up waiting, possibly for hours, entertained by a dreadful loop of elevator music. The 800-number nightmare has become increasingly frustrating during the summer of lost baggage, as delayed flights and
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There’s no reason to let your iPhone keep secrets from you, especially when those secrets could be so helpful in your everyday life. For instance, you may not be aware that any iPhone with a relatively modern version of iOS installed has hidden apps you might actually want to use. Here’s how to surface the
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Try Sidecar It’s not the attachment for a motorcycle but a way to make your iPad a second display in landscape orientation. It’s like magic and so handy to have some extra real estate when you need it. You can extend your desktop by showing different apps on your iPad or make it show
A reader asked about this problem as he has an iPhone 6 and is short on space. Thanks Doug, for submitting the question. Users with older iPhones probably chose a smaller amount of storage at the time of purchase never thinking that they could gobble up all those GB’s. The “I’ll never need that much
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Fiber connectivity is rolling out in many neighborhoods. More options are becoming available for higher speeds for your internet connections. Many people are “cutting the cable” and getting rid of TV channels due to the high cost and fixed offerings. Cable companies still have not learned that the customer does always not want a