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What npm is, what npm install actually does, package.json and node_modules explained, npx, version numbers, and the security habits worth having from day one.

What a command line is, how the terminal, shell and prompt differ, where to find it on Windows, Mac and Linux, the first commands to learn, and when to stop.

Block a sender on a computer or in the Gmail app, what happens to their emails next, how to unblock, and what to use when blocking one address is not enough.

What 2026-09-25T14:30:00Z means piece by piece, how Unix timestamps work, time zones and offsets, and how to write and read both in Excel and code.

WordPress.org or WordPress.com, hosting and a domain, installing it, a theme, your first pages, the few plugins worth having, and the settings people forget.

What you need for an address like [email protected], the main providers compared, the DNS records that make it work, and why new addresses land in spam.

The upload steps on a computer and in the app, the settings YouTube insists on, why videos over 15 minutes are refused, and how long processing really takes.

DNS turns a name like webtalkhub.com into an address a computer can reach. How a lookup works, the record types, why changes take time, and common errors.