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Dropping Chrome revived an older laptop without buying new hardware.
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7 Excel functions you probably didn't know existed (and why they're surprisingly useful)
From step goals to savings trackers, these seven Excel functions solve everyday problems in unexpected ways.
These Windows commands save me digging through apps every time
I regret not knowing these sooner.
I'm ditching my pressure washer for Ryobi's new portable power cleaner
Convenience and power even without a hose.
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Why open source isn’t free (and never was)
It doesn’t let you do everything and you might still have to pay.
I wasn't taking full advantage of my motherboard, don't skip these 4 features
Your motherboard can do way more than you think.
The world's most sophisticated malware attack is reportedly now freely available on GitHub
Stuxnet, AKA the "Centrifuge Killer" malware, was used to physically sabotage Iran's nuclear programs.
Chrome isn't the only thing eating your RAM, and these apps you leave open are worse
Your browser isn't the only one to blame for RAM usage.
9 alternative search engines that find what Google can't
Sometimes, turning to an alternative search tool is the only way to find what you're looking for.
4 open-source Android apps that are actually Linux tools in disguise
There's a chance you've got a Linux-first app on your phone without knowing it.
Your car has a USB port that isn't for charging, and using it wrong is why the audio drops
Manufacturers split power and data so some ports only feed juice, leaving intermittent CarPlay or Android Auto audio gaps.
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