Panos Sakalakis With so many AI Image Generators now available, providing an easy way for creators to create unique AI-generated images, shouldn't more people start using them? And should bloggers replace their traditional images with AI-generated images in their blog posts?
It's expected that artificial intelligence (AI) will replace millions of jobs and affect billions of positions over the next decades, but how can you handle this change? Shortly put, it depends on the industry that you're currently working, and how much time you're loosing by not learning new skills that are needed for future jobs.
Getting ready to start your own website or blog? Maybe even redesigning your current one, by giving it a bit of fresh air? If you're looking at ThemeForest, the biggest marketplace in the world for WordPress themes, you may want to take a step back and learn how to look for the right one and how to avoid any abandoned themes.
I've used the most popular web browsers in the world to see which one is the king of all, and I found out exactly what I was expecting: It all depends on the needs and personal preferences of every individual.
As a Linux user, finding the perfect GPU is not always easy. I purchased the Asus GeForce RTX 2060 without thinking about Linux, and I faced screen flickering issues since then because of problematic updates provided by Nvidia. Thankfully, they fixed the problem months later.
I have seen many bloggers struggle to get organic traffic from Google and Bing. All of them, in one way or another, they did the same mistakes with their SEO strategy, and others because they left research out of their content creation process. Here's what you need to avoid [and do] in 2024 to increase your blog's traffic.
Surfshark VPN is the third VPN app that I am testing, and the results are better than expected. Although not a perfect VPN option, with its own problems and issues here and there, it suprised me with its speed, features, and their quick support. Here's what I've learned using Surfshark for more than 6 months.
Have you ever used EndeavourOS? The Arch-based Linux distro is the best alternative for everyone looking for something slick, easy to install, with many flavours and frequent updates.
While there are many great guides online for starting your own blog, I’ll try to make mine as simple and straightforward as possible. It should take less than 10 minutes to get over with everything and login into your new blog.
It was on November 3, back in 2015, when the guys behind Vivaldi launched their first beta version of their new web browser. This was after 50 snapshots and 4 technical previews, which introduced many features and improvements to the browser.
