
How to Set Up a VPN on a Computer: Windows and macOS
How to set up a VPN on a Windows or macOS computer: add a VLESS subscription to Happ or FlClashX, or import a WireGuard or AmneziaWG config. Step by step.

How to set up a VPN on a Windows or macOS computer: add a VLESS subscription to Happ or FlClashX, or import a WireGuard or AmneziaWG config. Step by step.

Step-by-step VPN setup on a Keenetic, OpenWrt or GL.iNet router: WireGuard or AmneziaWG, where to get the .conf file and how to import it into the firmware.

How WireGuard, AmneziaWG and VLESS differ, which protocol to choose for a phone, computer or router, and why an AmneziaWG config won't open in WireGuard.

How to add a subscription to FlClashX, which builds ship for which systems, and why no version for iPhone or iPad exists at all.

What Happ is, which devices it runs on, how to add a subscription by link or QR code, and the name it goes by in the Russian App Store.

How to add a subscription to Hiddify, which devices it runs on, why it is absent from the Russian App Store, and what it throws away from the config it is sent.

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An API is how websites, apps, and services exchange data. We break down how requests, responses, access keys, and the most common types of API actually work.

ChatGPT is an AI chatbot from OpenAI that answers questions, writes text, and helps with code. We break down how it works, what it can do, where it gets things wrong, and how to use it.

Claude is an AI assistant from Anthropic and a leading rival to ChatGPT. We break down the Haiku, Sonnet, Opus, and new Fable models, what Claude is good at, and how to reach it.

Claude Code is an AI agent from Anthropic that writes and edits code right inside your project. We break down how it differs from a chatbot and from autocomplete, what it can do, and how to start.

A CLI is a text-based way to control your computer and server with commands. We cover how the command line differs from a terminal and a shell, how commands run, and where beginners should start.