1. Master the Power‑Toggles
Instead of hitting the power button on every laptop, learn Ctrl+Alt+Del
on Windows or Command+Option+Power
on Macs to access a clean shutdown or restart. Saves a lot of clicks!
Quick, practical advice to keep your tech life running smoothly. Pick your favourite, or scroll through the rest.
Instead of hitting the power button on every laptop, learn Ctrl+Alt+Del
on Windows or Command+Option+Power
on Macs to access a clean shutdown or restart. Saves a lot of clicks!
Create separate user profiles in Chrome or Firefox to keep work cookies, extensions and bookmarks separate from your personal browsing. It keeps your tabs tidy and speeds up load times.
Read full article →Learn Ctrl+Shift+L
(or ⌘⇧L
) to align text left in Google Docs, or Alt+Shift+Arrow
for line selection. Saves minutes on formatting.
Enable TRIM on Windows or macOS, and avoid filling an SSD to 100%. trim
frees up space the OS can reclaim, prolonging drive life.
Use an authenticator app like Google Authenticator or Authy instead of SMS for 2FA. It’s faster, more secure and works offline.
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Read full article →Learn Ctrl+Alt+T
to open a terminal, and Ctrl+Shift+C/V
for copy/paste. If you use GNOME, Alt+F2
launches the run dialog.
Use Google Photos or iCloud for automatic uploads. You’ll never lose a snapshot again.
Read full article →Use Bitwarden or LastPass to generate and store complex passwords. You’ll only need to remember one master password.
Read full article →Enable system dark mode to reduce eye strain and save battery on OLED screens.
Read full article →Master git status
, git add
, git commit
, and git push
. It’s a lifesaver for every developer.
Regularly clear cached files to keep pages loading fast and avoid stale data.
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