Feed The Curiosity
The Amex Platinum Card is one of the strongest contenders for enhancing & luxuriously elevating your travel experience. And yes, while it comes with a more than a decent annual fee, many rave that the benefits far outweigh that cost — if you have a more than a fair share of air travel throughout the […]
Not all website or organization owners want to buy an additional service to manage email addresses that end with their website name — for example, abcd@feedthecuriosity.com or 123@example.com. Outside of the cost, one would also need to manage more than one email platform to segregate their personal and professional involvements. At some point, all of […]
If you aren’t familiar with TLS, know that it’s the next-in-line improvement of SSL. It has been around for several years now and has gone through a handful of version iterations — making things more standardized, secure, and even faster. As of writing this post, the latest TLS version is 1.3, a significant upgrade from […]
Windows 11 comes with a myriad of features, with one centered on reducing distractions by controlling how, when, and how many notifications you receive when you’re trying to stay focused on something or have a set of dedicated hours to finish a task. The functionality of keeping you focused while preventing notifications from popping up […]
To prevent pirated Windows OS installations and ensure adherence to software license terms and conditions, Microsoft introduced a Windows Activation process whereby legitimate users can verify that they are indeed using a genuine copy of the applicable operating system (Windows 10 or 11, for example). In most cases, when one purchases a new Windows device, […]
Many, if not all website owners, rely on site analytics — at least to a certain extent — to understand where their users come from. Technically, the act of knowing which websites are referring traffic to your site is achieved via the referrer header. Now, how much information (more on that) is revealed of the […]