4 Serious Health Issues From Sitting Too Long (And How to Avoid Them)
Many of us have jobs that require us to stay in one position for long hours. Though you may get up for lunch, drinks, or the restroom, it's too easy to sit down for long periods of time. We can't solely blame careers either: look at how addictive gaming can be. But we all know that leading a sedentary lifestyle can have negative impacts on our health. So what happens to our bodies when we're inact
5 Awesome Adobe Apps That Are Completely Free
Adobe is one of the oldest and biggest names in computer software. The company is synonymous with web technologies and design programs. You usually have to pay a pretty penny for them, but you'll be surprised to know you can get some free Adobe apps these days. The company has recently been releasing several apps and programs for free. For instance, lesser-known free Adobe software like Adobe Scan
4 Reasons Why IT People Ignore Your Requests for Help
Let's get one thing right: there are no stupid questions, especially in the realm of tech. Technology advances at such a rapid pace that it's easy to be left in the dust, so it's normal to have questions. That being said, when you need tech-related help, how you ask your questions is often more important than what you're asking -- and if you don't ask properly, many knowledgeable IT folks will ign
5 Ways to Beat Programmer's Block Right Now
Lazy. Overwhelmed. Confused. Aimless. Every programmer encounters an array of negative emotions over the course of their journey, and if left unchecked, these emotions can have a profound impact on progress -- even causing some to give up entirely. If you've ever felt like you were simply unable to write code even though you're technically proficient enough to do so, then you've confronted what's
6 Tips for Rebooting Windows Like a Pro
We all know how to reboot our computers from the Start menu, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. There are loads of other methods you can use for a reboot, many offering much more convenience and control. You can, for example, specify a time period until your system reboots and you can even set it up to do so at a specific point every day. These are tips you may have never thought about, but c
5 Signs That You're Working Too Hard (And How to Fix Them)
Workaholics are in serious trouble. Not only are they more likely to suffer from heart disease and migraines, but more than half of workaholic marriages end in divorce (over three times the divorce rate of non-workaholic marriages). Are you headed towards a similar fate? The average number of working hours, at least in the United States, has been on a steady rise since 1970. On the one hand, peopl
8 Signs You Aren't Meant to Be a Programmer
Lack of experimental creativity hampers programming; open-mindedness and willingness to try new approaches are essential for success. Independence and self-motivation are also vital; the ability to solve problems and continuously learn is necessary to thrive. Logical thinking and a passion for solving puzzles are crucial. Without these traits, coding can be frustrating and unrewarding. Is programm
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