Jack Wallen

If you want to control how DHCP addresses are given out, you can do so with the help of Ubuntu Server.

Rundeck makes it easy to create scheduled, multi-step jobs to execute on your data center nodes.

Make your networks more secure by using an SSH to proxy through a jump host from one machine to another.

The MySQL Workbench GUI is cross-platform, open source, and incredibly easy to use.

The Mozilla developers understand the need for content blocking in a web browser. To that end, they’ve bolstered the offerings in Firefox. Check out the latest iteration of Content Blocking.

If you find yourself viewing a website on your Android device, that won’t allow you to zoom, fret not … you can force that option with both Chrome and Firefox. Find out how.

Jack Wallen introduces you to MySQL WHERE statements, so you can empower your queries to refine database searches.

Quick Actions are a way to help make your macOS desktop life a bit more efficient. Jack Wallen shows you how to enable and use this feature.

The mobile edition of Chrome allows you to disable sound on a site-by-site basis, saving you from a potentially embarrassing situation.

Vivaldi makes using multiple search engines easy. With the help of Search Engine Nicknames, you’ll be searching like a boss in no time.

The Vivaldi browser has a must-use feature for anyone looking to stay as organized as possible. That feature is Tab Stacks. Jack Wallen shows you how to get your tabs better organized.

The Vivaldi browser offers some really handy features. One feature you’ll find has grown leaps and bounds is tab management. Find out what you can do with tabs in this up and coming web browser.