Friday, 24 February 2017

How to Disable Screenshots On Your Apple Watch

If you find yourself accidentally taking screenshots of your Apple Watch and filling up your iPhone’s camera roll, it’s possible to disable the function altogether.

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How to Power a USB-Powered Device Over Ethernet

Many devices—like Wi-Fi cams—get power by being plugged into a nearby outlet through USB. But if you want to place that device somewhere where an outlet isn’t nearby, you can use existing ethernet drops (or run ethernet yourself) to power the camera using a handy adapter.

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Geek Trivia: In The Novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Dorothy’s Magic Slippers Aren’t Ruby Red, But?

In The Novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Dorothy’s Magic Slippers Aren’t Ruby Red, But?

  1. Silver
  2. Onyx
  3. Gold
  4. Emerald

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Byte Size Tips: How to Configure a Proxy Server on Windows

Configure a proxy server on Windows, and Windows applications will send your network traffic through the proxy server. For example, you may need to use a proxy server provided by your employer.

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How to Keep Audio Messages from Being Deleted on the iPhone

Do you send and receive audio iMessages on your iPhone (other than by accident)? Normally, audio recordings sent through iMessages last for two minutes, but if you’d like to keep them, there are two ways to do so.

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What Is Cloudflare, and Did It Really Leak My Data All Over the Internet?

Over the past few months, a bug in the popular Cloudflare service may have exposed sensitive user data—including usernames, passwords, and private messages—to the world in plain text. But how big is this problem, and what should you do?

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How to Disable the Unified Inbox (and Grouped Folders) in Outlook 2016 for Mac

By default, the folder list in Outlook 2016 for Mac is grouped into similar folders, which means that folders that are common to all your accounts, such as Inbox, Drafts, Sent Items, and Deleted Items, are grouped together.

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