Top 10+ Auto Clickers for macOS
There are plenty of third-party utilities that allow you to record and repeat user actions, and they are much easier to work with.
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Top 15+ Cool and Not-So-Cool Frontends for FFmpeg
The main challenge for most of us when working with this library is having to use it via the command line. So in this article, I've gathered several graphical user interfaces (GUIs) based on FFmpeg.
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How to Easily Change Power Saving Modes in Linux
Changing your PC's power saving mode once a year isn't a problem. But what if you need to do it quite often?
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How to Store Passwords, Tokens, and Application Secrets in Linux
Typically, a password manager is recommended for storing authorization data in applications. However, this solution may not always be suitable due to the excess features it often includes.
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How to Easily Convert Documents on Linux
Sooner or later, each of us encounters the need to quickly and freely convert an office document from one format to another. And then the question arises: which application should we use?
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Review of Internxt: Lifetime Cloud Storage
This time, I decided to try Internxt, a cloud storage service that is not only available on all popular operating systems but also has open-source code and offers enhanced privacy for its users.
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Three Ways to Hide the Cursor on Linux
Honestly, I don't know why anyone would need this, but there are special utilities that can hide and show the cursor with a hotkey. Let me tell you about them.
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Psst - a minimalist player for Spotify
The official desktop application is undeniably cool, but sometimes it feels like there's too much unnecessary stuff in it for simple music playback. Plus, it's built on Electron, so essentially it's a browser.
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How to quickly clean manga panels on Linux
I'm not even a manga reader, but I can imagine how tedious it must be to clean speech bubbles from text if you've decided to translate it.
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How to quickly transfer files between your devices
One of the cool features of macOS-iOS systems is Airdrop, which allows for easy and fast file transfer between devices. On Android, there is Nearby Share. But there is a desire for something that will work not only within one OS, but with any devices.
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How to open OFX file
Despite its openness, there are not as many applications for reading it as it seems. In today's article I will talk about several such utilities.
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How to prevent your Linux PC from going to sleep
You can always change the energy saving mode in the settings, but what if you need to do this constantly?
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