
Brad Morton
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About Brad Morton
Brad is a technical writer with a knack for explaining things. He's worked in almost every IT role there is, from fixing printers to writing software.
Currently he's focussed on creating content for companies that build developer tools, as well as building his own useful apps and gadgets. You can see what he's up to at bmorton.com.
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Microsoft, Google, and Apple Want You to Use Passkeys—Should You?
Passkeys are here to relieve you of the burden of passwords.

Is Your TP-Link Router Safe to Use?
TP-Link has come under fire for its links to foreign governments. Should you be concerned?

Why Linux Is the Perfect OS for Your Mini PC
You're not getting the most out of your Mini PC without a little Linux.

You Should Learn Docker Before Buying a NAS (Here's How)
Docker can turn your NAS into your own cloud that can host your own apps and automate your home.

Using the Free Version of Excel? You’re Missing These 5 Features
Microsoft Excel is free to use, with limitations. For the cost of a Microsoft 365 subscription, you get a whole lot of power.

These Mistakes Can Let Other People Cancel Your Travel Booking
People are getting their flights, hotels, and restaurant reservations cancelled because of simple mistakes.


What is Quishing? How To Protect Yourself From QR Code Phishing
The next QR code you scan could steal from you.

10 Firefox Config Setting to Tweak for Improved Performance and Privacy
Firefox has a lot of customization options to make it truly yours.

Run Your Own Private Grammarly Clone Using Docker and LanguageTool
Setting up a local grammar checker with Docker and LanguageTool is a fun project that keeps you in control of your content.

How to Enable Windows Protected Print Mode (and Why You Should)
Your printer can't hurt you... can it?

Your Own Linux Desktop in the Cloud and in Your Pocket, for Free
Turn your phone into a full pocket desktop PC with Raspberry Pi Connect.

How to Secure Your Windows Laptop Against Theft
Thieves want your laptop. Here's how to make it more difficult for them to get it.

Notepad Is Being “Upgraded” With AI—Here’s How To Restore the Old Version
Even Notepad isn't safe from the AI apocalypse.

You Need to Stop Posting About Your Vacation Online—Here's Why
It's tempting to brag online about your next big trip, but you should really wait until it's over.

Not Sure What a Linux Command Will Do to Your System? Ask ChatGPT
Here's a neat trick to help you get to know the Linux terminal using ChatGPT.

How to Bulk-Convert Audio Files in the Linux Terminal
Converting audio files using graphic tools is a tedious manual process.

Missing MS Paint on Linux? Here's 5 Alternatives to Try
Here's a few ways to scratch your Microsoft Paint itch on Linux.

How to Batch Edit Photos in the Linux Terminal
Speed up your workflows by editing images and stripping location information in bulk with these commands.

It's Time to Purge Your USB Stick Collection
Your collection of old USB sticks is a disaster waiting to happen: Here's why.