Latest from Jack Wallen
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How to enable the zRAM module for faster swapping on Linux
If you're finding your Linux system performance not quite up to par, enable zRAM for a more efficient swap system.
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How to eke out a slight performance gain on Linux with noatime
If you're looking to gain as much performance out of your Linux machine, you might try using noatime. Jack Wallen shows you how.
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Recover and rescue the Cobalt RaQ 3
Recovering a toasted server appliance doesn't have to be rocket science. Jack Wallen, Jr., demonstrates how to get your Sun Cobalt RaQ 3 server back up and running.
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How to change channels on your Chromebook
There are three channels to choose from on your Chromebook: Stable, Beta, and Developer. Here's how to change them.
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Linksys Velop AX mesh router with Wi-Fi 6 outshines the original
The Velop AX delivers a mesh network that easily covers large spaces and heavy usage.
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The rise of the Linux distribution-specific laptop
More Linux distributions are starting to see the benefit of selling branded laptops. Jack Wallen sees this as a win-win for all involved.
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Why iPhone X users hate the notch design and what Apple could have done better
Since Apple released the notch, there has been much derision cast toward the feature. Jack Wallen ponders this and plays devil's advocate for the new world display order.
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The Ultimate Hacking Keyboard is truly the "ultimate"
It's called the "Ultimate" Hacking Keyboard for a reason.
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Kinesis Freestyle Pro Quiet proves it's still one of the best keyboards
Find out which keyboard reigns supreme--the Freestyle Pro Quiet or the Ultimate Hacking Keyboard.
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5 tips to make macOS more efficient on the go
When on the go, you need to work as efficiently as possible. If you use macOS, there are plenty of tiny ways to gain a boost to your workflow. These five tips are sure to help.