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Drafts, for macOS is the tool you’ve been needing in your life, and you didn’t even know it.

Tom Merritt tells us what’s coming next year in tech business strategy.

Jack Wallen believes DockStation might be exactly what you need if you’re looking to take your development to next-level efficiency,

If you are the new owner of a Pixel 6 or Pixel 6 Pro and find the fingerprint scanner a bit slow, Jack Wallen has a fix for you.

Switching the SSH listening port is an easy way to help secure remote login on your Linux servers. Jack Wallen shows you how.

There’s an experimental option in the dev channel you can try out, if you’re unhappy with the default Chromebook menu/app launcher. Jack Wallen shows you how.

Jack Wallen thinks this Chrome experiment can help take the guesswork out of what tabs you have open on your Chromebook.

We will all eventually die, but our tech devices and accounts can live on. Tom Merritt tells us what we need to know.

You need to lock down your servers so that only you have access via SSH. One way to help that is with knockd. Jack Wallen shows you how.

Jack Wallen is here to introduce you to PaperCut Mobility Print to take the place of Google’s deprecated Cloud Print service.

Cubic is here to help you create a custom Linux image to be used in your data center deployments.

Sometimes upskilling may be the answer to filling those positions that you struggle to fill. Tom Merritt offers five more things to know about upskilling employees.

While the reasons are complex, the Great Resignation and struggle to find staff may help close the gap.

Tom Merritt gives us five ways to deal with the uncertainty of weather events and port issues.

If you need to hide sections of text in Google Documents, give the handy DocSecrets add-on a try.

Make sure the Linux servers in your data center are free from vulnerabilities by scanning them immediately using Nessus.

In this installment of Jack Wallen’s Linux 101 series, he explains how to use the mount command to mount an external drive to the internal file system.

Open source expert Jack Wallen explains the Linux source command and offers an example.