Topic: tech

Puzzle Car by Rising Moon Games is a relaxing and fun game that is available on Nintendo Switch and on Steam for PC and Linux. It has you solve the puzzles of how arrange the board tiles so the car drives safely from beginning to end. The only problem you might be grappling with is the lack of a built-in tutorial so you have to figure things out as you go. Answered in this gaming guide are common questions such as how to know which way the car will drive and how tunnels work. There are also some additional game play tips that help make it a bit easier. Don't worry, there are no spoilers here!

You can increase the impact of your photo or image with a film strip border effect. Rest assured this is free, quick and easy to do, and you definitely do not need to know anything about graphic design to do it. Here is a step by step illustrated tutorial for how to add a camera film border to your photo.

This works equally well on the landscape or portrait orientation for photos, so it doesn't matter which way around you held the camera when taking the original photo. The method also works on any image or artwork, it doesn't need to be a photo.

If you have an html page you want to display as a functional web page on GitHub, this can be done. And yes, you can do it point and click, you don't need to use the command line to set this up. Here is a step-by-step illustrated tutorial for displaying an html page on GitHub.

Yes, it is certainly possible to buy a single MP3 track or song on Amazon.com without having to buy the whole album. Amazon doesn't make it very clear how to do this, in fact they make it all too easy to accidentally buy an entire album when you had intended just to buy single songs, causing you to spend extra money. Don't worry! This tutorial with screenshots makes it clear exactly how to buy just one individual song or track.

Listening to a podcast can seem like it's tricky to fit into a busy lifestyle, but rest assured it can be done! After grappling with this problem myself, I came up with a list of when to listen to podcasts. All of these allow multi-tasking, so in addition to listening to the podcast you're also accomplishing something else you need to do anyway.

Unsolicited junk emails have traditionally been called "spam". The problem with that is that there is a brand called SPAM which makes a canned pork product. It seems unfair to the SPAM brand that due to the rise of email spam around the world, the word "spam" now has a negative reputation. Therefore, why not call the such email by an alternative name?