New to AI? This 'master key' prompt is the only one you need to start

Struggling to get started with AI? This beginner-friendly prompt shows you how to use ChatGPT for everyday tasks in seconds ...

Installing an AI assistant on your PC? 5 do’s and don’ts

From Claude Cowork to Manus’ My Computer, we’re seeing more and more desktop AI apps with access to your personal files. Here ...
Worcester Telegram

After 9 deaths, Worcester Fire Department needed change. How it responded

An outside consultant evaluated the department after four fires that resulted in the deaths of nine firefighters. The ...

EndeavorOS Titan is one of the most unique Arch-based Linux distros I've tried - here's why

EndeavorOS Titan is the newest release in this Arch-based distribution, and it is well worth the update, especially if you ...
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AI chatbot basics — how to write prompts that get better responses and better results

The art of prompting can become surprisingly addictive once you get the hang of it. When done right, a prompt opens the door to a real dialogue with AI chatbots. At its core, a prompt is simply the ...

8 powerful apt commands every Linux user should know - or else you're missing out

The Debian/Ubuntu package manager isn't just for installing and removing software. There's more to Apt than you might know.
Wired

You Can Now Install—and Update—Microsoft Store Apps Using the Command Line

I can't stand opening the Microsoft Store. It's slow to load, confusing to browse, and full of ads for things I don't care about. Luckily, thanks to a new feature, I don't have to open the Microsoft ...
TechSpot

Microsoft Store gets a new command-line interface for power users

What just happened? Microsoft has announced several changes and enhancements coming to its official app store. The Microsoft Store can now provide additional app usage and health data, and there is a ...
Windows Central

Microsoft just made a command line version of the Microsoft Store for Windows 11 — install and update your apps without a GUI

Microsoft has announced the Store CLI, a command-line interface for managing and installing Windows apps from the Microsoft Store. It's similar to WinGet, except the Store CLI only works for apps that ...