Category: software

 Mining is easy!

Mining is easy!

Cryptocurrency is a rising trend from 2017. It’s hard to find a person who hasn’t heard about Bitcoin. Even my grandma who has never used a computer or a smartphone with touchscreen has heard of Bitcoin. People who are into computers know many more names of cryptos – Ethereum, Monero, Dash, Zcash, etc. And, of […]
CUBASE VS. FL STUDIO: which one does it best for a beginner musician?

CUBASE VS. FL STUDIO: which one does it best for a beginner musician?

Many musicians, who work hard on developing their skills and constantly try to become more professionals in their field, sooner or later encounter the problem of recording their own musical pieces. The first logical question is … how? Being a guitarist myself, I’ve recently reached the point when I am sick and tired of hearing […]
Converting media with VLC

Converting media with VLC

The VLC player can be easily considered to be an ultimate media player that is able not only to play back files stored on your computer, but also online streams. It can even stream video to the world wide web from your computer. VLC has tons of the cool features and today we will talk about video […]
Google Street View – how it is made?

Google Street View – how it is made?

Google’s mission to make the world information universally accessible took an incredibly ambitious turn, when in 2007 they launched the street view project to give users a glimpse of what places all over the world actually look like.   But how they were able to capture images from so many places? The idea is actually […]
Should you manually upgrade to Windows 10 Creators update?

Should you manually upgrade to Windows 10 Creators update?

Windows 10 Creators Update has been available for users for 2 weeks now, however we are still not able to get this patch through “Check for updates” and there is a reason for that. Browsing through Internet forums and reading multiple users’ complaints I somehow recall classic chef Gordon Ramsay screaming “It’s raw!!!!”   Microsoft team […]
How to run plugins on FireFox 52?

How to run plugins on FireFox 52?

If you are a big fan of Mozilla FireFox browser you might have noticed that different plugins like Java, Flash, oldschool Silverlight etc., stopped working. Starting from update 52 Firefox no longer supports different plugins.   As per Firefox this was done in order to increase security and performance of the browser. Unfortunately for FireFox, […]
Ghost Recon Wildlands: High CPU usage and low FPS

Ghost Recon Wildlands: High CPU usage and low FPS

Being a gamer for years, I always look forward to new Ubisoft games, and no doubts, Tom Clancy’sfranchise if one my favorite ones. Rainbow Six, Splinter Cell, H.A.W.X, EndWar and, of course, Ghost Recon – each game series is unique and draws attention of thousands of gamers. Next month we are expecting the release of the […]
MS Word features and tips you probably did not know about!

MS Word features and tips you probably did not know about!

Microsoft Word is one of the most widely used text editors nowadays. But are you sure that you know it well? I do not think so. Actually I’m sure you are not using even five percent of its features. Yes, there are lots of things that you do not need for the everyday use of […]
Gaming profile security!

Gaming profile security!

The end of the year is traditionally the time for the most popular and the most expected game releases. This year is not an exclusion – the fall and the holidays season has been rich in good games releases like Call of Duty, Battlefield 1, Watch Dogs 2 and so on. But if you think […]
How to prohibit Windows to write on removable drives?

How to prohibit Windows to write on removable drives?

Windows (basically all most popular at the moment versions 7, 8.1 and 10) has a great feature that prohibits system writing on removable drives. It is not activated by default and you will not be able to find a trigger for it through Windows interface or simply searching for it. To turn this feature on […]