IT service management (ITSM) platforms play a vital role in how organisations deliver reliable services, manage change, and support employees. USU has long been recognised for its strong roots in ITSM, IT asset management, and knowledge management, particularly in structured and process-driven environments. However, as organisations modernise their IT landscapes, expectations around usability, agility, and […]

When you first open Character AI, you might feel a bit lost. What exactly should you do with it? The thing is—there’s no single “correct” way to use it. Some people use it to chat with their favorite anime characters. Others use it to break through writer’s block. And some just want a friendly conversation when they’re

If you’ve spent five minutes on Character AI, you’ve probably felt it—that weird, slightly magical moment where the bot doesn’t feel like a robot. It feels “alive.” Unlike standard assistants (like Siri or early ChatGPT) that feel like polite librarians handing you facts, Character AI feels like an improv actor. It gets angry, it makes

You’ve probably noticed people talking about both Character AI and ChatGPT like they’re competing for the same crown. But here’s the honest truth: they’re not really fighting for the same territory. It’s like comparing a movie actor to a calculator—both are smart, but they’re designed to do completely different things. The mistake most beginners make

You’ve probably scrolled past someone talking about Character AI on Reddit, TikTok, or Twitter. Maybe you’ve seen your friends mention chatting with an AI character for hours, or you’ve come across articles warning about its risks. Whether you’re curious or skeptical, one thing is clear: Character AI has become part of the conversation in a

Your computer doesn’t have to be ancient to slow down. A brand-new machine—whether it’s running the latest Windows 11 or featuring the fastest SSD available—can lose its responsiveness within months if left unattended. The frustrating part? This slowdown is almost never about your hardware failing. It’s about accumulated clutter, background processes, and poor configuration decisions.

Fleas seem small, almost harmless at first glance. But that tiny black insect jumping on your pet is the beginning of a problem that can spiral out of control with shocking speed. A single female flea can lay 40 to 50 eggs per day for three months straight—meaning thousands of new fleas waiting to infest

Storage devices work hard in the background, handling files, loading applications, and keeping data accessible whenever needed. Their performance can decline with time, and small issues often appear before a complete failure. Slow file access, unexpected system hiccups, storage errors, and unusual delays can feel minor at first, although they usually come together to form