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Best Command and Conquer Games, Ranked

No joke, while I was midway through writing this article, EA dropped Command & Conquer – The Ultimate Collection on Steam. I had just been wondering how where I could get Renegade these days, and speak of the devil. I know what I’m doing this weekend. One of the most amusing stories I have from my youth is the time a cousin and I spent most of the day playing Command & Conquer: Red Alert while eating Warheads candy. And not just, like, a package of Warheads, but this big basket of them. For the next few days, I…

How to Use ChatGPT to Command a Robot

Here is how you can use ChatGPT to command a robot In the rapidly advancing landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics, the integration of language models like ChatGPT has opened up exciting possibilities for human-robot interaction. This article explores the innovative ways in which ChatGPT can be leveraged to command-and-control robots, ushering in a new era of intuitive communication between humans and machines.…

How to manage Fedora’s firewall without using the command line

How to install the Firewall GUIWhat you'll need: You'll only need three things for this task: a running instance of Fedora Linux, a user with sudo privileges, and a network connection.  The first thing to do is open GNOME software (assuming you're running Fedora with the default desktop environment). Once the app is open, search for firewall. You should see an entry named, simply, Firewall. Click install and, when prompted, type your sudo password. Getting to know the Firewall GUIThe first thing you will need to

How to search for files in Linux from the command line

How to find a file from the CLIWhat you'll need: The only thing you'll need for this task is a running instance of just about any Linux distribution. I use the find command for two reasons: it's installed by default, and it's easy to use. Let me show you how easy it is to find a file in Linux. Open a terminal window from your desktop menu. With the terminal app open, type the syntax for the basic find command: But what about if you have files named MyFile.txt, MyFile,odt, and MyFile.rtf, and you want to know where

How to close apps in MacOS from the command line

June Wan/ZDNETIt's a rare occasion that I find a MacOS app goes awry, but it does happen. When an app stops responding on the MacOS desktop, there's a user-friendly GUI tool that can help you. Go to the Apple menu, click Force Quit, find the app in question, and Force Quit.However, that trick doesn't always work. On several occasions, I've discovered the Force Quit app refuses to do the job. When that happens, most people would probably turn to the restart option.Also: How to optimize storage on your MacOS deviceBut…

Deploying Containers With Docker Swarm

Docker Swarm is a powerful orchestration tool that allows you to manage and deploy containers in a cluster environment. It provides features for load balancing, scaling, and ensuring high availability of your containerized applications. In this comprehensive tutorial, we will walk you through the process of setting up a Docker Swarm cluster and deploying Docker containers within it. This guide assumes you have a basic understanding of Docker and containerization concepts. Introduction to Docker Swarm What Is Docker…

How to Use the Command Prompt in Windows 10 and 11

The Command Prompt in Windows 10 and 11 isn’t the mainstay tool it once was, but it’s still incredibly useful. With the right know-how, you can use Command Prompt commands to perform a wide range of tasks in Windows — and many of them aren’t easy to do with a mouse. To help you find the tools you need to use the Command Prompt effectively, we’ve put together a list of the most common and useful Command Prompt commands so you can get it working exactly how you want to. How to access Command Prompt in Windows Jon…

A Comprehensive Guide to Multipass: Simplifying Virtual Machine Management

We now manage and deploy computing resources in completely new ways thanks to virtualization. The ability to create and manage virtual machines (VMs) is essential for anyone interested in technology, whether they are programmers, system administrators, or just tech enthusiasts. A simple method for creating and managing virtual machines on your local machine is offered by Multipass, an open-source program created by Canonical. This comprehensive guide will provide in-depth coverage of Multipass’ installation, use, and…

Israeli Evidence of al-Shifa Hamas Command Center Falls Short: Report

Last month, the world watched as a spectacle rarely seen in modern warfare unfolded in Gaza. The Israeli military tore through al-Shifa Hospital, the Gaza Strip’s main hospital, forcing the evacuation of patients and refugees as part of a siege on the medical complex that resulted in dozens of patient deaths and an untold number of additional casualties.  Israel’s months-long assault on Gaza has already resulted in more than 20,000 Palestinian deaths since Oct. 7, many of them civilians and children. Even in a…

When Bluetooth on Linux fails, this command can come to the rescue. Here’s how to set it up

How to install bluezWhat you'll need: To make this feature work, you'll need a machine that includes a Bluetooth option and a user with sudo privileges (for the installation of bluez, which provides the bluetoothctl command). The first thing to do is open a terminal window, so you can install Bluez. You should find the terminal window app in your desktop menu. Debian/Ubuntu - sudo apt-get install bluez -y Feodra - sudo dnf install bluez -y Arch Linux - sudo pacman -S bluez-utils Using bluetoothctl Before you can