What are the main differences between LCD or OLED
OLED is an acronym for Organic Light Emitting Diode, and it is a type of technology used for screens. OLED...
Different types of RAID
RAID, short for Redundant Array of Independent Disks, is an HDD configuration designed to provide shorter access times and system...
How to turn the dark mode on or off in Windows 10
The latest versions of Windows 10 come with a feature called Dark Mode. It changes how some Windows interface elements...
Install Resilio Sync on linux
Resilio Sync (formerly known as BitTorrent Sync) is a P2P file transfer tool based on the torrent protocol. Its main...
Apache versus nginx
Apache Apache is an open source HTTP server which is developed by an open community of programmers working together under...
Chimera and Cube
Chimera – a demonstrative visual programming by demonstration. Chimera is an example of how imperative programming is supported in LPVs...
How MU-MIMO technology works in wireless devices
Multi-user, multiple-input, multiple-output technology—better known as MU-MIMO or Multi-User MIMO promises wireless transfers up to four times faster than traditional...
How to use HPACUCLI
HPACUCLI or HP Array Configuration Utility is the tool to use when it comes to HP Array controllers on HP...
What is the RTCP protocol
RTCP is a protocol that only deals with answers, syncing data, and the user interface but does not carry data...
Enable or disable the dark mode in Mail and Calendar apps in Windows 10
Mail and Calendar applications which are preinstalled in Windows 10 have been updated with a new functionality: the dark mode....
Special permissions in Linux SUID SGID and Sticky bit
In addition to standard permissions (read, write, and execute), there are the following special permissions: 1. SUID (setuid). It is...
What is LVM?
Linux Logical Volume Manager (LVM) is a disk virtualization mechanism. LVM is a technology similar to RAID arrays or Windows...
