How to check which version of Java you have installed in Windows 10, in 2 steps

To check which version of Java you have on your Windows computer, you'll need to open the Command Prompt.
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Notepad++ Just Got an Update With a New Clipboard Trick

N otepad++ just dropped version 8.8.6, and now you can finally paste multiple lines of text directly into the Find and ...
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How to Use Claude Code for Everyday Tasks—No Programming Required

Katie Parrott in Source Code Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. There's a tool that developers are using to 10x their productivity that most non-technical people ...
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iPhone Battery Draining Fast? Adjust These Settings and Thank Me Later

Does your iPhone battery need a boost? These Apple iPhone battery tips and tricks will help get you through the times you can't get a charge. As how-to editor, Jason unpacks modern technology to help ...
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Inside Oracle's zero-day chaos: how Clop rewrote the ransomware rulebook

Clop’s Oracle WebLogic zero-day exploit exposed a new ransomware era focused on silent data theft, stealthy infiltration, and ...