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Response headers contain a lot of useful details about a web document/file that is sent over the internet. A very known example is a text/html content type, or in other words, a regular HTML page, as the non-technical folks would say. The information inside a response header has nothing to do with what you see […]
For Windows 10 or 11, Microsoft Edge is considered most ideal for a complete immersive web-browsing experience. Yet, many end up favoring Google Chrome — perhaps due to its popularity + Google being the default search engine — but probably also because of the wide variety of browser extensions available. Edge does have its own […]
Trusted Platform Module or TPM is a hardware-based security mechanism built into Windows Operating System devices. Most commonly, it is literally a chip that is inserted on a motherboard or attached independently to a CPU. There are numerous use-cases and justifications as to why that’s the case; in simple terms, know that TPM was developed […]
Anything and everything we do has an energy cost directly or indirectly. So it is not surprising that organizations that are ethical and are at the forefront of pioneering innovation are always looking for ways to reduce the harmful environmental impact that takes place from our day-to-day or more grander activities. As citizens of the […]
Technically taking birth as part of the Windows 10 version 1803 build, Swift Pair in Windows 11 is a newer and faster way to connect Bluetooth peripherals. Or, in less fancy terms, Bluetooth devices. What Does Swift Pair Do in Windows Operating Systems? (How It Works) Ultimately, Swift Pair helps connect your Bluetooth hardware to […]
A bourbon is an American Whiskey, with corn being the primary in its mash — at the least, 51%. Outside of this fundamental rule, there are a few other laws whiskey makers have to adhere to — in order to qualify and officially be eligible to label their product as a “bourbon.” So, What Is […]
In recent years, Microsoft has revamped and carefully carved out intelligent & thoughtful security features that prevent attempts to comprise a device and provide robust protection from online threats. So much so that there have been debates sparked around whether one even needs an additional antivirus software for Windows Operating Systems. Part of being online […]
Wi-Fi 6, also known as 802.11ax, is a massive upgrade from its predecessor Wi-Fi 5. The new standard not only brings faster download and upload speeds, but its beauty is in how it’s able to achieve such high rates and the additional benefits it provides. So How Fast Can Wi-Fi 6 Be, Anyway? Theoretically, it […]
A quick note before we begin: while not that elementary, for the proposes of this post & resemblance, you can think of a client as a web browser and a server as a website. In short, Zero Round Trip Time Resumption or 0-RTT optimizes performance for clients who are resuming a connection to your site. […]