Use Regular Expressions To Improve Productivity In Your Daily Tasks

If you are already familiar with the basic power of regular expressions, you might be interested in knowing how they can be used. If you want to brush up on the basics, check out our Regular Expressions cheatsheet and Beginner’s Guide to Regular Expressions. Here are some daily tasks where regular expressions can improve your productivity. 1. Rename files with complex rules Any savvy computer user can handle renaming a pile of files with a simple text string and incrementing counter....

November 21, 2022 · 4 min · 660 words · Patricia Olmstead

Valheim How To Get Smelter How To Craft Iron Bars And Copper Bars

The smelter in Valheim is an item that you’re going to need to move on from basic stone tools to a more evolutionary usage of items like leather and metal ores. The smelter will open up a ton of possibilities to craft and create new items in Valheim, if you’re wondering about how to get a smelter in Valheim, you’ve come to the right place. How To Craft Smelter In Valheim To get a smelter in Valheim, you will need to first get your hands on 5 Surtling cores and 20 stones, once you have these items you will need to select your hammer and press F to switch to the Crafting tab....

November 21, 2022 · 2 min · 363 words · Steven Morton

Valheim What Is The White Arrow On The Minimap

Many players are confused by the White Arrow on minimap in Valheim. It is a vital instrument in all parts of your Viking’s life, including hunting, sailing, and gathering resources in the world of Valheim. So for the players who are yet to understand how to use this indicator, you have come to the right place. Today we will look at what is the White Arrow on map in Valheim, and how to use it correctly....

November 21, 2022 · 3 min · 504 words · Lisa Phelps

Valheim What To Do After Last Boss Things To Do After Beating Game

Valheim has created a community of supportive and addicted players who have completed hours and hours of gameplay already. The game is in early access at the time of writing but the early access version of the game is packed with a lot of resources, enemies and bosses. But what to do after the last boss? What can players do after beating the game? Well, there’s so much you can do....

November 21, 2022 · 3 min · 542 words · Paul Sparks

Valorant Bunny Hop Shortcut Guide How To Hop Like A Rabbit

If you had played Counter-Strike then you will know what Bunny Hop is? An important move that merges Jumping with Running. You get double speed while to run and you can dodge fast. This move is key to win and loose. You can do the same thing in Valorant via Key Binding. In this guide, I will help you to enable bunny hoping Valorant through keyboard or Mouse Keys. How to assign a Keyboard Shortcut to Bunny Hop in Valorant?...

November 21, 2022 · 3 min · 430 words · Leonard Green

Weekly Digest Windows 10 Sets Microsoft Edge Tech Tips

This week on Pureinfotech: Although no new flights have been released for the Windows 10 Redstone 4 development, Microsoft revealed that is working on a new feature currently known as “Sets,” which allows apps to be grouped into tabs just like a web browser. The Microsoft Edge app for phone is out of beta, and now anyone can download it from the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Windows 10 Fall Creators Update receives update KB4051963 addressing a number of problems with the new version, which is now installed on more than 20 percent of devices running Windows 10....

November 21, 2022 · 2 min · 349 words · Peter Bryant

Weekly Digest Windows 11 Updates Outlook Lite Tech Tips

This week on Pureinfotech, Microsoft released Windows 11 build 25174 in the Dev Channel with a new Game Pass widget, File Explorer improvements for tabs, and fixes and improvements. For Windows 11 22H2, the company rolled out two new updates, including builds 22622.450 and 22621.450, with minor changes and without any new features. In addition, Microsoft has also launched the Outlook Lite app, a lightweight version of the Outlook app optimized for performance and battery for low-end Android phones....

November 21, 2022 · 2 min · 363 words · John Perdomo

What Is A Virtual Machine

A virtual machine uses software and computer hardware to emulate additional computers in one physical device. Learn more about what a virtual machine is and what you can do in a VM environment. What Is a Virtual Machine? Virtual machines emulate a separate operating system (the guest) and a separate computer from your existing OS (the host), for example, to run Unbuntu Linux on Windows 10. The virtual computer environment appears in a separate window and is typically isolated as a standalone environment....

November 21, 2022 · 4 min · 769 words · Darwin Drain

Super Audio Compact Disc Sacd Players And Discs

Super Audio Compact Disc (SACD) is an optical disc format aimed at high-performance audio playback. SACD was introduced in 1999 by the Sony and Philips companies—the same companies that introduced the compact disc (CD). The SACD disc format never caught on commercially, and with the growth of MP3 players and digital music, the market for SACDs has remained small (but loyal). SACDs vs. CDs A compact disc is recorded with 16-bits of resolution at a sampling rate of 44....

November 20, 2022 · 3 min · 518 words · Melisa Thomas

Teaching Robots To Make Pizza Could Make Them Smarter

Teaching robots to make great pizza might be the key to solving more complex automation problems. A new system could enable a robot to perform complex dough-manipulation tasks for pizza-making. Researchers say the method could be the key to solving more complex automation problems. There is a surprising amount of mathematics in the dough of a pizza. Researchers have created a robotic manipulation system that uses a two-stage learning process to enable a robot to perform complex dough-manipulation tasks....

November 20, 2022 · 4 min · 732 words · Christal Herb

The 15 Best Deep Web Search Engines To Find What Google Can T

For most Internet users, the online world begins and ends with Google.com. However, Google isn’t able to find everything on the Web, as there is a deep and invisible web that is not accessible by Google. This is why you need special search engines to find information that is not easily available. Read on to learn about the Invisible Web and the best Deep Web search engines. What Is the Invisible Web What is the Invisible Web?...

November 20, 2022 · 11 min · 2206 words · Janice Smith

The 504 Best Instagram Captions Of 2022

Grab a few ideas from our list of best feel-good, cute, funny, clever (and more!) quotes and sayings for singles, lovers, pet parents, and everyone else! What to Know Change caption lengths often, add emojis & keep your message clear but limited to 2,200 characters.Encourage followers with tag requests and other questions. Try “Pass it on!” or “Tag a friend!“Use words and themes that resonate with everyone, just like the biggest Instagram influencers do....

November 20, 2022 · 23 min · 4745 words · Dian Townsend

The 7 Best 4K Blu Ray Players Of 2022

Physical media may slowly be going the way of the dodo, but the best 4K Blu-ray players are still the best and only way to play those fat stacks of discs you’ve collected over the years. Thankfully, some of these players have grown beyond just being repositories for physical discs, and have the ability to play media files via USB or adding streaming services to your TV via Ethernet or Wi-Fi connectivity....

November 20, 2022 · 9 min · 1803 words · Amy Woods

The 7 Best Laptop Cases And Sleeves Of 2023

Top laptop cases and sleeves should have an attractive, durable design, and be easy to take through security, especially when flying. Most bags have padding to add extra protection for your laptop, and some are even reinforced along the edges or offer waterproofing. You can also get laptop sleeves with additional pockets and organizers to handle cables, pens, notebooks, and other miscellaneous items if you need storage space. Our top pick, the Nacuwa 360, is a well-rounded protective sleeve that won’t break the bank....

November 20, 2022 · 10 min · 2068 words · Robert Rodriguez

The Ipad S Screen Resolution For Different Models

Apple has four different iPad lines: the iPad, the iPad Mini, the iPad Air, and the iPad Pro. They range from in 7.9-inch to 12.9-inch screen sizes and have a variety of resolutions, so figuring out the actual screen resolution of your iPad depends on the model. All iPads have multi-touch IPS displays with a 4:3 aspect ratio. While the 16:9 aspect ratio is considered best for watching high definition video, the 4:3 aspect ratio is considered better for browsing the web and using apps....

November 20, 2022 · 5 min · 1061 words · Lewis Mccormick

The Last Of Us 2 Goes Gold Officially

Even after several leaks, The Last of Us 2 is now set to debut without any further delays. This information was confirmed by Naughty Dog, a development studio that announced that the long-awaited exclusive title for PlayStation 4 has reached its gold phase of development. After publishing a message on the official Naughty Dog account on Instagram, Neil Druckmann, the director of the project, shared this good news. Druckmann has also revealed that they took advantage of the extra weeks they got after the last delay to polish the gaming experience....

November 20, 2022 · 2 min · 350 words · Robert Osborne

Tickr An Rss Feed Ticker For The Linux Desktop

Remember RSS? You know, the short headlines and sentences of a few words each. Every major news site and blog has a feed. You can still get news the old fashioned way, only in a much nicer format. In the world of social media, RSS is still relevant. RSS feeds deliver the news we care about and nothing else. There are no tedious updates and pictures of cats to skim through, just plain textual information about the latest headlines, an absolute must for anyone seriously caring about staying up to date....

November 20, 2022 · 4 min · 658 words · Misty Terrell

Twitter Pauses Verifications To Improve The Process

After bringing it back less than four months ago, Twitter once again is putting its verification process on pause, citing a desire to improve the overall process. The process of getting verified on Twitter has become something of a rollercoaster since the platform tried accepting public submissions a few years ago. Eventually Twitter stopped accepting applications entirely back in 2017, not bringing verification back again until May 2021. Now it’s once again stopped accepting verifications, with the official @verified account stating the company wants to “make improvements to the application and review process....

November 20, 2022 · 2 min · 226 words · David Mccloy

Ubisoft New Service Offers More Than 100 Free Games

Ubisoft’s new subscription service Uplay+ brings around 100 PC Games including upcoming new releases, latest game and classic Ubisoft titles all packed into one single service. Ubisoft officially announced a free trial of Uplay+ from September 3 to September 30, 2019. The only condition to use the trail is to signup before August 15, 2019. Uplay+ cost €14,99 per month, and it brings the complete Ubisoft PC Library at a single price....

November 20, 2022 · 1 min · 142 words · Kenny Johnson

Ubuntu Abandoning Unity In Favor Of Gnome What This Means

On 5 April 2017, Canonical – the UK-based company that develops Ubuntu – has announced its intentions to shift away from the focus of convergence across different platforms in favor of a cloud- and IoT-centric approach. Within that announcement, they have also said something a bit more controversial: they are abandoning the Unity desktop in favor of GNOME for the 18.04 iteration of the Linux distribution. For those using other desktop environments like XFCE, LXDE, and MATE, this is basically a “meh” ordeal....

November 20, 2022 · 4 min · 748 words · Juana Madrid