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How to Set Up a WordPress Staging Website
Updating and experimenting with your WordPress website is essential for keeping it secure, functional, and up-to-date. Whether you’re installing new plugins, changing themes, or redesigning your layout, making these changes can sometimes and unexpectedly cause…
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Intel Announces New GPUs and AI Accelerators for Workstations and AI Workloads
Intel, at the Computex 2025 global tech event, has introduced a series of innovative hardware solutions designed to meet the rising demands of AI, high-performance computing, and professional creative workflows—the Intel Arc Pro B60 and…
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How to Install & Set Up CyberPanel – An Open Source Control Panel
A control panel is a web-based interface used to manage and configure various server and hosting services. For website administrators, control panels make tasks like managing databases, email accounts, security settings, and website files easier…
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LG to Discontinue Mobile Phone Software Upgrade Services Next Month
In a recent announcement, LG Electronics revealed plans to cease support for several key services related to its mobile devices, including the Mobile Phone Software Upgrade (FOTA), Update Center, and LG Bridge. Users are advised…
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What to Do with Old Tech: Reuse or Recycle
Electronic waste is one of the fastest-growing waste streams on the planet. Every year, millions of devices—phones, laptops, batteries, and other gadgets—are discarded. In just 2022 alone, global electronic waste (e-waste) reached over 62 million…
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How to Install Jitsi Meet on Ubuntu
Jitsi is a popular open-source video conference suite for secure and reliable video conferences. It offers a flexible and cost-effective solution suited for small businesses seeking an affordable conferencing tool or individuals wanting a private…
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Cryptocurrency Platform Coinbase Targeted in Data Breach Hack
One of the largest cryptocurrency exchange platforms, Coinbase, has recently confirmed it was the victim of a data breach involving hackers who exploited internal systems to steal sensitive customer information. The attackers apparently bribed rogue…
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