How Google for Nonprofits helps Thrive DC prevent homelessness
When Thrive DC opens its doors for breakfast at 8am every morning, 200 people walk in. They come for a hearty meal, to do laundry, take...
Mariate Arnal wants everyone in Mexico to get online
When you enter Mariate Arnal’s office, you can feel the energy. Her whiteboard always has a work-in-progress idea, her agenda is fully packed and new folders,...
Daily News Roundup: Mac Exploit Activates Webcams Without Your Permission
The Zoom video conferencing app for Mac has serious flaws left unaddressed despite disclosures. When visiting a malicious website, bad actors can activate your camera without...
How to Merge Shapes in PowerPoint
PowerPoint features a large library of shapes used for things like creating flowcharts. That’s not all, though—PowerPoint also lets you combine and merge these shapes to create...
The Notably Cheap Wyze Cam Pan Is Even Cheaper Today, With No Monthly Fees
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How to Cut Out the Noise With Twitter Lists
NotionPic/Shutterstock.com Twitter is a fast-paced network that never stops, which can be overwhelming. It’s challenging to keep tabs on important topics. That’s where lists can come...
Python 3.7.4 released
Python 3.7.4 is here, bringing with it a handful of changes and fixes. Since its creation, Python’s popularity has grown hugely; the July TIOBE Index lists Python...
How to Download a Windows 10 ISO Without the Media Creation Tool
Microsoft makes Windows 10 ISO images available to everyone through its download website, but if you’re already using a Windows machine, it forces you to download the...
Prime Video is on Chromecast and Android TV, plus YouTube on Fire TV
It’s Prime time to sit back, relax and watch TV. Starting today, you can watch Amazon Prime Video on Chromecast and Android TV devices, giving Prime...
How to Use the strings Command on Linux
Fatmawati Achmad Zaenuri/Shutterstock.com Want to see the text inside a binary or data file? The Linux strings command pulls those bits of text—called “strings”—out for you....
