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I Didn't Shut Down My Windows PC for a Week: Here's How It Went

Ever wonder what would happen if you never shut down your Windows PC? So have I, which is why I decided to take it upon myself to find out what would happen if I left my computer running for an entire week without even bothering to put it into sleep mode.

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Docker for Beginners: Everything You Need to Know

Docker creates packaged applications called containers. Each container provides an isolated environment similar to a virtual machine (VM). Unlike VMs, Docker containers don't run a full operating system. They share your host's kernel and virtualize at a software level.

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Which MVNOs Use T-Mobile's Network?

Have you ever wished you could get T-Mobile’s nationwide coverage on a more flexible plan and at a lower cost? If so, then an MVNO just might be the magic genie you’re looking for—many of the popular ones use T-Mobile's network.

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How to Protect Your Identity by Watermarking Important Documents

Eventually, you'll have to share copies of documents like your Passport, driver's license, and bank statements. This is an unavoidable part of the process for many rent, banking, and travel-related applications. Watermarking will help stop these images being fraudulently used if they leak online.

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I Always Use Excel to Create Heat Maps: Here's How You Can Too

Excel is known as a complex number cruncher that only experts can use, but, in my view, labeling the program with such a sweeping generalization undermines its ability to make life easier. And in no scenario is this truer than in its wish to help you visualize data more efficiently.

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Why Is My Chrome Tab Indicator a Smiley Face?

Google offers plenty of Easter eggs to try in your free time. However, unlike most Easter eggs, where you need to search for a specific keyword or visit a website to access them, there’s one hidden Easter egg that activates when you use the Chrome browser a lot on your smartphone.

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Use TV Show Intros for Your Good Morning Alarm Clock

Nobody likes the piercing shrill of an alarm clock at six in the morning. Sure, it jolts you out of bed because you want to turn it off immediately, but it's an unnecessarily stressful start to your day. That's why I've switched to waking up to music—TV show theme songs, to be specific.

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Do You Wear a Smartwatch?

Smartwatches are far from a new thing. Wear OS (then known as "Android Wear") launched on devices in 2014, while the first Apple Watch was released in 2015. Still, smartwatches are not nearly as omnipresent as smartphones. Some people swear by them, loving the easy access to notifications and information on their wrist, while others find them unnecessary—or prefer simpler fitness trackers. Where do you fall on the issue? Is there a smartwatch on your wrist as you read this? Wich one?

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