Web Applications
What Is Screen Scraping? Everything You Need to Know
By Alex Carter on September 23, 2024
Screen scraping is a technique for extracting and repurposing data presented on a screen. It enables organizations and developers to automate data collecting, move information between apps, and rapidly evaluate on-screen content. While commonly used for legitimate purposes, such as integrating data from outdated systems into modern applications, it can also raise concerns when applied […]
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Apache Performance Tips: Hostname Lookup
By Alex Carter on September 23, 2024
When a device connects to a website, it needs to determine the corresponding IP address for the domain name entered. Hostname lookup handles this by resolving domain names into numerical addresses that computers understand. This process affects browsing speed, network efficiency, and server performance. Understanding how it works, different ways to perform it, and its […]
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Microsoft 365 Blog Overview
By Alex Carter on September 23, 2024
Microsoft 365 is updated often to improve productivity, security, and teamwork. New features strengthen data security, simplify procedures, and promote efficient communication. Businesses and people alike use its apps to communicate information, plan projects, and access data from several devices. Users may fully utilize the platform’s functionality for daily chores as well as long-term planning […]
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10 Best Raspberry Pi Hacks
By Alex Carter on September 23, 2024
Raspberry Pi is a versatile single-board computer that has gained popularity among hobbyists, educators, and developers. While it can function as a basic computing device, its true potential lies in creative modifications and practical enhancements. From optimizing performance and expanding storage to experimenting with alternative operating systems and integrating AI capabilities, Raspberry Pi offers endless […]
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Top Social Media Tools for Small Business
By Alex Carter on September 23, 2024
Social media is a big part of our lives. 63% of the global population are active users of different networks. So, these platforms are an ideal tool for any business. You can use them to find new clients, interact with your current ones, and promote your brand. However, managing social media is not the easiest […]
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Cookie Issues Affecting Website Performance
By Alex Carter on September 23, 2024
Cookies help manage user sessions, store preferences, and enhance website functionality. However, they can also introduce security risks, slow down page load times, and create inconsistencies across devices. Understanding common cookie-related challenges and implementing best practices can help maintain website performance while ensuring a smooth user experience. What is a Cookie? Cookies are small data […]
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How to Identify and Address Performance Bottlenecks
By Alex Carter on September 19, 2024
Performance bottlenecks significantly impact a system’s efficiency and responsiveness, causing operational slowdowns and user frustration. Detecting and resolving these issues enhances system performance, improves user experience, and ensures software stability. What is the Performance Bottleneck? A performance bottleneck occurs when a system component slows down operations, affecting efficiency and user experience. It becomes evident during […]
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Monitoring WMI Data with VBScript
By Alex Carter on September 19, 2024
WMI provides a way to access system counter data programmatically, retrieving the same performance metrics displayed in System Monitor through the Perfmon utility. With built-in performance counter classes, scripts and C++ applications can efficiently gather and analyze system performance data. WMI Performance Counter Classes In System Monitor, the “NetworkInterface” object corresponds to two WMI classes: […]
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