When working across multiple devices, it’s often useful to download a file to one of them. I usually download files to my current computer and then sync them across devices via the cloud.
Creative individuals or anyone who loves storing everything locally across multiple removable devices often face a common problem: remembering where specific data is stored.
Recently, I've started paying more attention to applications that store data locally and are not heavily reliant on cloud synchronization. At the same time, I still want to enjoy the benefits of cloud services — especially for knowledge base tools, where data can easily take up several gigabytes.
I prefer using the same application across all operating systems to handle similar tasks. With messengers and calendars, it’s easy. But when it comes to system utilities, like file renamers, things get a bit more complicated.
Having a foreign SIM card while traveling is incredibly useful. You gain access to internet traffic, calls, and SMS at local rates. However, to obtain such a SIM card, you typically need to arrive in the country.
While banner ads are easily managed with special extensions, dealing with various subscription requests, mouse button blocks, and auto-playing videos can be more challenging.
Sedentary work at a computer contributes to the development of many chronic diseases. In today's article, I want to talk about one of them — carpal tunnel syndrome.
When you open a new tab in Safari on your iPhone, a standard blank page appears with a suggestion to open a page from your favorites. But what if you want to open a specific website instead?
It's so easy to neglect work and get distracted by memes or short videos. Meanwhile, tasks still need to be completed. In such cases, specialized applications designed to focus attention on work tools come to the rescue.