5 blog topic ideas for your eCommerce site
A blog can be a great marketing tool for your eCommerce site. It gives you the possibility to tell readers all about your brand, products, and company.…
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How to Install Linux Mint 20 [The Simplest Way Possible]
Undoubtedly, Linux Mint is one of the best Linux distributions for beginners. It is easy to use, doesn’t consume lots of system resource and has tons of software available.…
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Spring Boot Java Tutorial – REST API using PostgreSQL and JWT
Learn to use Spring Boot and Java to create a complete REST API. We will use PostgreSQL as the relational database and Spring JdbcTemplate for interacting with that.…
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Jerry Lawson And The Fairchild Channel F; Father of the Video Game Cartridge
The video game console is now a home entertainment hub that pulls in all forms of entertainment via an internet connection, but probably for most readers it was first experienced as an offline device that hooked up to the TV and for which new game software had to be bought as cartridges or for later models, discs.…
Read More Facebook’s Pandemic Feuds Are Getting Ugly
A disposable face mask is burning in the bottom of a cake pan. It’s a controlled blaze, the perfect size for roasting a hot dog—which someone is doing, holding it above the flame on a metal skewer.…
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5 things you need to know about mobile-first indexing
As you might know, Google is rolling out mobile-first indexing as we speak. In September 2020, all websites will be ported over to the mobile-first index.…
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Python For Loops, Functions, and Random – Python Basics with Sam
Learn the basics of Python live from Sam Focht every Tuesday. This is part of a series that will cover the entire Python Programming language.
Check out Sam’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/python_basics…
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How Effective Are Guest Posts In 2021? (100 Links Tested)
When Matt Cutts said that guest posting was dead, it sent the SEO community into a tailspin. After all, if Google’s former head of web spam declared it “too spammy” to work, then guest blogging should be scratched off every SEO campaign, right?…
Read More Heroic Insider – July 2020
Did you know that resolutions that need even one live interaction — yes, just one back and forth between a customer and an agent — cost 80 to 100 times higher than a fully self-service fix?…
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How a Fake Baby Is Born
Art by Geoff Kim
“Why do some of these blogs refer to Benedict Cumberbatch’s children as … Pilo?” I ask, reading from a Tumblr post on my phone.…
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Surgery on the Arduino IDE Makes Bigger Serial Buffers
It is pretty well-known that I’m not a big fan of the Arduino infrastructure. Granted, these days you have more options with the pro IDE and Platform IO, for example.…
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How to use Bootstrap with React?
When building a powerful web application, you are undoubtedly aware that Bootstrap and ReactJS continue to be the most popular choice. Using native Bootstrap with ReactJS is not as easy as it seems; however, different methods can be used.…
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Core Web Vitals report Search Console checks site speed
Google is rapidly expanding the capabilities of Search Console — its must-have tool for site owners/managers. We’ve seen a lot of cool structured data reports appear.…
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espanso: An Open Source Cross-Platform Text Expander That Will Help You Type Faster and be More Productive
Brief: espanso is a cross-platform text expander tool written in Rust. A text expander lets you use shortcuts instead of typing long words and sentences.
If you’re using keyboard macros or mouse macros, you’re probably already saving a lot of time to get things done.…
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Build a Social Website Using the WordPress BuddyPress Plugin
BuddyPress is a free, open-source social networking software package. It is also known as a social network in a box. BuddyPress is a WordPress plugin that helps to transform any platform into a social network platform.…
Read More Maybe One Of The Most Adorable Obstacle Avoiding Robots You’ve Seen
We’re all pretty well-acquainted with the obstacle avoiding robot. These little inventions use a proximity sensor to detect an object in front of the robot, then circumvent the object accordingly.…
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Top 5 Open Source Video Conferencing Tools for Remote Working and Online Meetings
You will find several video conferencing tools available online. Some are tailored for professional use and some for daily casual conversations.
However, with hundreds of options to choose from, security and privacy is often a concern when picking a video conferencing app or service.…
Read More Aerodynamics for Dummies
We don’t know if aerodynamics is really a subject for dummies, per se, but if you are interested in flying or building drones and model aircraft, [Jenny Ma’s] new video that you can see below will help you get an easy introduction to some key concepts.…
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How to Manually Clone WordPress Website?
The process of creating a replica of your website is known as website cloning. By using this clone, you can create blueprints, perform updates, test compatibility, and more before implementing the changes on your website.…
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Best Tools to Test WordPress Website’s Performance
An ideal website should have a range of 26-40% of bounce rate. Recent studies state that if a website takes more than 5 seconds to load, then the bounce rate of the website rises to 70%.…
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