Instructional, step-by-step articles.
Content Type: How-To
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How to Use Sed in Linux
Sed stands for stream editor. It is a command line based editor for Linux. Popular use of sed is for editing file(s) as part…
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How to Block Text Messages from a Number on iPhone
In today’s digital age, texting has become a cornerstone of how we communicate. However, receiving unwanted or nuisance messages can be frustrating. If you’re…
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How to Convert Playlists between Apple Music and Spotify using Playlistor
Transferring playlists between Apple Music and Spotify is simple with Playlistor, a free web tool designed to make the process effortless. Whether you’re switching…
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How to Combine Videos on iPhone using iMovie
We all love shooting videos on our iPhones. Shooting is easy. But if you want to edit or combine those videos? That might not…
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How to View Saved Passwords in Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge simplifies your browsing experience by offering to save your login credentials for the websites you visit. This feature allows you to sign…
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How to Run Speed Tests from Linux Command Line using Speedtest-cli
Speedtest.net is a service to test the speed of your Internet connection. It uses a nearby speedtest.net server to download a file on the…
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How to Get Wikipedia Article Summaries in Linux Command Line
Wikipedia has now become the go-to encyclopediac ecosystem on the Internet. Edited, maintained and supported by millions all over the world, it is the…
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How to Find Old Messages on iPhone without Scrolling
iPhones retain all your text messages and iMessages unless they’ve been manually deleted or set to auto-delete after a specific time frame. Navigating through…
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How to use SSH in Linux
Secure Shell, or SSH in short, is a remote connection protocol in Linux as well as other operating systems. It was first introduced as…
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How to Free Up Space on iPhone
Want to download new apps on your iPhone, or trying to update the iOS version but can’t? Has the “Storage Almost Full” message become…