Occasionally even though you have specified your own name servers on your DrayTek router, the router does not reflect this change everywhere (for example on the DNS Security section) and instead forces you to use the DNS servers provided by your Internet Service Provider. This is, however, very easy to fix. First you’ll need to […]
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Sample Error: pkg(8) must be version 1.6.0 or greater, but you have 1.5.4. You must upgrade the ports-mgmt/pkg port first. Fix: cd /usr/ports/ports-mgmt/pkg make deinstall reinstall
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TL;DR: To authenticate as sudo in Terminal, paste the following line into /etc/pam.d/sudo auth sufficient pam_tid.so Step-by-step Instructions: Firstly you’ll need to open /etc/pam.d/sudo in a file editor within Terminal. You can do this by running the following command: sudo vi /etc/pam.d/sudo Then, press the i key on your keyboard, this will allow you
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To bypass Gatekeeper and open an app when “App cannot be opened. You should move it to trash.” comes up, simply open Terminal (Applications > Utilities > Terminal) and run the following command: sudo xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/name of app.app You’ll need to replace name of app.app with the name of the application you’re trying
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The Beoplay E8 are Bang & Olufsen’s first “Truly Wireless” earphones. They are intended to be a more premium competitor to the Apple AirPods, and it shows in the price. Design: The industrial design on these headphones is the same as almost everything else Bang and Olufsen produce in that it’s exquisite. The leather carrying
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On macOS, going to the System Profiler doesn’t give you the exact model number of your CPU, rather it just gives you the clock speed and the CPU branding (e.g; Intel Core i7). You can, however, use Terminal to find the exact model number of your CPU. Just open up Terminal (Applications > Utilities >
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In this guide, I’ll walk you through the process of redirecting every site hosted on your server to HTTPS. Please note each site will need to have the HTTPS bindings properly configured else the sites won’t load at all.
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While iOS devices automatically sync volume output with a connected Bluetooth device, most Android phones don’t – the Samsung Galaxy S8 is one of these phones. This results in your phone and headphones/speaker having separate volume controls which can get quite annoying when your phone is in your pocket but you want to be able
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hMailServer naively supports using ClamAV (provided you have it installed), but ClamAV arguably isn’t the most effective antivirus available. Since Windows Server 2016 comes with Windows Defender built in, you can use Windows Defender as a third-party virus scanner instead of purchasing something else. It’s all very easy to configure too.
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While Apple Music, Spotify, and Google Play music support it, at the time of writing, Microsoft Groove doesn’t officially support storing your music on a microSD card. With a little digging around though, it’s possible (and quite easy too).
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