Enderman are unique, neutral mobs in Minecraft. You can find them in the nether, the overworld, and the End. They drop ender pearls which are important if you want to repair an end portal in a stronghold. Enderman are neutral but if you attach them, they will turn hostile. Enderman in Minecraft Enderman generally spawn […]
Slack has a neat sign in method called a magic link. When you’re trying to sign in to a Slack workspace, you can enter your email, and get a magic sign in link sent to your inbox. When you click the link, it automatically signs you into your Slack account, and to the workspaces associated […]
A Ravager is one of the most powerful, non-boss mobs you will encounter in Minecraft. It’s hard to kill with a health of 100 points. Its speed matches that of a player which means it cannot be outrun. It can also destroy a wide range of blocks making most of them a poor block to […]
Touch ID has been added to Macs. A MacBook has a dedicated ‘key’ that reads your fingerprint while users with an iMac will need the right Apple Keyboard model if they want to use Touch ID with it. Face ID hasn’t been added as a security tool on Macs yet. Touch ID on MacBook Touch […]
All Macs, except the Mac Mini, come with a built-in webcam. This webcam isn’t bad in terms of resolution but you will often find that it isn’t as impressive as most other hardware from Apple. In fact, for some users, the built-in webcam is pretty terrible in low lighting. To counter this, users can opt […]
Software is never immune to hacking. Software can be developed so that it is more difficult to hack it but unless the software itself evolves, through active development, it will eventually succumb to a hacking tool or technique. This holds true for apps that you run on your desktop or mobile, and also for the […]
Dead Cells is a roguelike video game inspired by Metroid and Castlevania. It was developed and published by Motion Twin. Here’s how you can play Dead Cells on your Linux PC. Getting Dead Cells working on Linux Dead Cells is a native Linux video game. That said, it can only be played on your Linux […]
Getting FaceTime on Windows 10 is next to impossible. Apple has made the service exclusive to its own devices however, as of its most recent macOS update, macOS Monterey, users on a Windows 10 system can join a FaceTime call as easily as they can join a Google Meet, Zoom, or Microsoft Teams call. Join […]
Microsoft has made multiple monitors easier to use on Windows 11. Apps on Windows 11 now remember which screen they were open on. When a second monitor is disconnected, and then reconnected to a Windows 11 system, the apps all return to the monitor they were originally open on. That said, Microsoft has also made […]
Parrots are a rare mob found in jungle biomes in Minecraft. When killed, they drop feathers but have no other utility outside the item they drop. Considering how rare a parrot is, hunting it for feathers isn’t a good idea when chickens are more common and easier to kill. Parrots can be tamed though and […]
Do you have a high refresh rate monitor? Are you running Linux? Can’t quite figure out how to change the refresh rate? We can help! Follow along with this guide as we go over how to change the refresh rate on popular Linux desktop environments! Gnome Shell If you use Gnome Shell or a desktop […]
FPS games are some of the most widely-played games in the world. With FPS titles known to virtually everyone, like Call of Duty or Overwatch, you might notice a bit of a price tag, not only for buying the game itself but sometimes also for microtransactions. However, if you still want to get in on […]
We’re all familiar with CSV files i.e., Comma Separated Values. It’s a type of file format which imports and opens easily in most common spreadsheet apps. The values that appear to be separated by commas are separated into columns and rows. TSV files are similar but far less commonly supports. TSV files on Windows TSV […]
Roku is a great, affordable TV stick. It competes with Google’s Chromecast in terms of features and on price. Much like other TV sticks, it supports popular streaming services like Hulu, Netflix, and YouTube. YouTube on Roku Roku does not have a web browser out of the box. You can install one as an app […]
MOV files are commonly found on macOS. If you record a screencast on macOS, it’s saved as an MOV file. The format isn’t exclusive to macOS and you can record or create MOV videos on Windows 10 too. Regardless, these files tend to be large, especially compared to MP4 files. To reduce the size of […]
Total War: Warhammer is a turn-based real-time tactics video game developed by Creative Assembly and published by Sega. It takes place in the War Hammer 40K universe. Here’s how you can play it on your Linux PC. Getting Total War: WARHAMMER working on Linux Total War: WARHAMMER is a native Linux video game but can […]
Bluetooth devices, much like USB devices, connect easily and universally. The trick is often pairing a device but once that has been done, the device will work as it should. There is nothing to set up after the fact. If the device has additional controls, you may have to install an app for it but […]
Need to convert some image files on your Linux PC? Don’t know the first thing about how to convert pictures? We can help! Follow along as we go over how to convert images on Linux with XnConvert. Installing XnConvert on Linux XnConvert supports Linux via a downloadable DEB package for Ubuntu and Debian. Additionally, the […]
Aseprite is a pixel-art program that users can use to create 2D animations for video games. It is paid software, and users can purchase the product via the official website. However, the source code is also available for free. Here’s how to install Aseprite on Linux. Steam If you’re OK with paying 19$, Aseprite is […]
macOS can import photos directly from any iOS or iPadOS device. It’s not as flexible with Android devices though. The good thing is that, while macOS is mostly a closed operating system, Android is not. Accessing photos, or any other files saved to an Android device’s storage is easy. Transfer photos from Android to Mac […]