One of Linus Tech Tips' most popular videos claims you can get faster internet in 30 seconds. The trick? Change your DNS settings. It’s a cool tip, and it actually works—sometimes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqnvrjgyEMc But
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In one of his most entertaining experiments, Linus Sebastian from Linus Tech Tips tried to build a functioning PC using only components from Wish.com—a site known for suspiciously cheap products. The result? A
When you sign up for internet service, your provider usually offers a “free” router or modem-router combo. It might seem convenient to plug it in and call it a day—but if you’re running
In a world where laptops go home, phones access company email, and desktops connect to the cloud, your business has more endpoints than ever—and each one is a potential security risk. Endpoint protection
For years, traditional antivirus software was considered the gold standard of cybersecurity for businesses. But in 2025, the threat landscape has changed—and relying on antivirus alone is like locking your front door while
When it comes to managing business technology, the decision between hiring in-house IT staff and partnering with a Managed Service Provider (MSP) can have a major impact on your bottom line, efficiency, and
When it comes to managing your business technology, not all IT providers are created equal. You need more than a technician who shows up when something breaks. A great MSP (Managed Service Provider)
Most businesses don’t think about computer maintenance until something breaks. But a little preventative care goes a long way. With the right upkeep, your computers last longer, run faster, and cause way fewer
Buying computers for your business isn’t just about price or performance—it’s about making smart decisions that reduce downtime, simplify maintenance, and scale with your team. Here’s how to pick the right machines for
Remote and hybrid work isn’t just a trend—it’s the new normal for small and mid-sized businesses. But building a secure and productive remote workforce takes more than handing out laptops and crossing your
