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Are you a blogger who takes your own photos or creates your own graphics for use in your blog posts?
If so, you’re probably concerned about other bloggers or webmasters stealing your images and using them on their own blogs or websites.
Well, it just so happens that Google has a very handy tool that you can use to quickly check to see if your image(s) have been used on another site.
In today’s digital age, the advancement of technology has revolutionized various industries, including education.
One area that has seen significant changes is coding homework assistance. With the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning, students now have access to innovative tools that can help them with their coding assignments or just to pay to do my homework.
In this article, we will explore the impact of AI on coding homework assistance, the benefits it brings to students, and how it is changing the landscape of coding education. [Read more…]
Regular readers of this blog know that I’m a huge fan of free software.
In fact, I download, test and write about free programs and apps all the time.
That being said, installing free software can sometimes causes problems. [Read more…]
Question from Cindy: Rick, I have several “followers” on Facebook and I’d rather they didn’t see some of my more “personal” photos.
I don’t mind followers reading my public posts, but I’d rather restrict access to certain pics to just my Facebook friends. Can I do that? [Read more…]
Question from Eric: My laptop’s Power button is located on the keyboard and it looks just like a regular key. Just about every time I start typing I accidentally hit the Power button and it shuts the machine down.
No matter how hard I try to remember not to touch the Power button, I end up doing it anyway.
I know how to shut the computer down with the mouse so I don’t really need to use the Power button at all once the laptop has booted into Windows. Is there any way to disable it? [Read more…]