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    How to use, turn on, and turn off Airplane mode on an iPhone

    The iPhone Airplane Mode is designed to quickly disable all wireless communications on your iOS device. While its primary purpose is to ensure compliance with aviation regulations during flights, you can also use Airplane Mode on your iPhone to save battery, prevent roaming charges and even troubleshoot network issues. If you want to know more about the iPhone Airplane Mode,…

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    How to Turn Ubuntu Into the Perfect Programming Platform

    How do you create a rock solid development environment on Ubuntu? I’ll show you how to do it in just a few minutes with VS Code and Docker Desktop. What we are going to create is an isolated development environment where you can set things up any way you need or like without worrying about problems or conflicts with the…

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    How to turn on and turn off Dark Mode on an iPhone

    The Dark Mode mode on an iPhone is a popular feature that uses a darker color palette for the iOS apps and interface, offering a sleek and visually appealing experience. Furthermore, the iPhone Dark Mode can reduce eye strain, especially in low-light environments, and even help conserve battery life on devices with OLED screens. If you’re wondering how to turn…

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    Runway makes it easy to turn a landscape into a portrait video — what’s next

    Runway has taken AI video to a new dimension — literally — with the launch of Expand Video. The new feature is an outpaint function for video. Those who are familiar with image-generating tech will know about outpainting, where an initial image is augmented by adding extra content around the sides. Expand Video, as you might expect, does the same…

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    How to turn off the NVIDIA overlay (Alt + Z)

    Do you own an NVIDIA GeForce graphics card and find yourself greeted by the “Press Alt + Z to open NVIDIA Overlay” message every time you launch a game? If you’re looking to turn off the NVIDIA overlay message, you’ve come to the right place. In this tutorial, I explain what the NVIDIA overlay does and show you how to…

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    I Turn Old Tech Into Keychain Charms (And You Can Too)

    In a world of rapidly advancing technology, there’s an abundance of old, broken devices that hold no real value. But what if you could give these forgotten gadgets a completely different purpose? One of the ways I do it is by turning them into fashionable DIY keychains. DIY Keychain Charms Are Cool, Unique, and Completely Free Keychain charms offer a…

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    How to Turn On Android’s Theft Protection Feature

    Ever felt that mini heart attack when you can’t find your phone? Maybe it slipped out of your pocket, or worse, got swiped by someone. Either way, it’s not fun. Luckily, Android’s got your back with a nifty feature called Theft Protection. And the best part? It works on any phone running Android 10 or later. In a world where…

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    How to Turn On the Flashlight on Android

    Whether you have trouble finding your home keys in the dark or you want to brighten up your path, turn on your Android phone’s camera flash and use it as a flashlight. We’ll show you three different ways to do that. Use Quick Settings to Turn On Android’s Flashlight A quick way to activate your phone’s flashlight is to use…

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    Use ‘Tusks’ to Turn Mastodon Into a Threaded Blog

    Threading is an art form. Replying to your own posts allows you to compile a bunch of information in one place or keep commenting on something that’s ongoing. Threading is also very clumsy: you need to dig up your own posts and reply to them. Tusks is a Mac and iOS application for Mastodon users who really, really like making…

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    Australia and Google turn to AI to protect critical infrastructure

    Australia’s national science agency is teaming up with Google to protect critical national infrastructure including public utilities, hospitals and more by automating the hunt for flaws in software throughout their supply chain. The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), which is Australia’s national science agency, will work with Google on a research partnership to help critical infrastructure operators spot…

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