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So you have a bunch of network drives mapped to your Windows computer but are unsure of the actual network address that these drives are mapped to. Here’s how to find their actual path:

Open up your command line interface (type CMD) and enter the following:

wmic path Win32_LogicalDisk Where DriveType="4" get DeviceID, ProviderName

A different approach would be to simply type NET USE for a different look:

NET USE

If you want to avoid CMD alltogether you can do this in your Windows GUI as well by going to your network drives and switch the view to Details and add a column named Network location

Here’s a very useful tool for sharing screenshots online quickly.

This tool let's you check if a particular website is Down for everyone or just you. Particularly helpful if you're behind a company firewall.

www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/

Netflix just launched a simple online tool to check your download speed. I like how simple it is and that it’s without a bunch of banners everywhere. Fast.com uses Netflix’s own servers and is available globally and free to use.

A new browser has been born. It’s extremely customizable and worth a try.I especially like how you can have multiple speed dials.

Vivaldi is available for Mac, Windows and Linux.

Vivaldi Download Page

UPDATE: Tried this for a while now and I can´t really recommend it. It constantly tries to get elevated admin rights on Mac OS X and is a pain to use.

So, you got yourself a brand new 4K or 5K display. Here´s a really good YouTube playlist you can try out from Jakob + Katie Schwarz

So you want to open more than one instance of an application. Mac OS X doesn´t let you do that by right clicking an app so you´re better off using terminal. Here´s an example with multiple instances of Calculator. Assuming you already have Calculator already open, here´s the command to open one more:

open -n -a calculator

Easy enough, eh? Just make sure you get the application name right.

In the European Union people have the right to ask Google to remove search results that link to information about themselves. As of today 42% of these requests have been approved. In total 441.032 URL´s have been deleted from Google.