Windows 7 came onto the market in 2009 and put Microsoft back on the road to success after Windows Vista’s annoying failures. But Windows 7 was not without its faults, as this curious story proves.
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The super-fast SK Hynix Tube T31 is down to $60 at Amazon, a solid 25 percent discount, which makes it even more desirable. The only thing that’s better than the discount on this flash drive is that it’s actually a portable SSD in disguise.
So, if there’s one thing you need to know about the SK Hynix Tube
Generative ‘AI’ isn’t just useful for making bad writing and bad images, it can be used to make software code, too. (I’ll refrain from judging it as bad or good — I’m a writer and a graphic designer, but I can’t code my way out of a wet paper b
Having a way to recharge your devices when you’re on the go will make it possible for you to venture past your regular coffee shops for all those remote work opportunities, for instance. And the 20,000mAh Baseus Blade laptop power bank can be just that, especially since you can get one for just $40 right now, a mass
The old saying that goes, “If you don’t know history, you’re bound to repeat it,” can be just as easily applied to PC builder history as to anything else. So, in the spirit of not repeating the mistakes that others have made — some very costly, too — here’s a list of the biggest PC builder regrets that keep popping up online in forums time and time again.
When was the last time you used a USB flash drive? I had to think for a moment myself — and to be honest, I can’t remember exactly. For years, the USB stick was the device of choice when it came to fast and uncomplicated data transfer. What is the reason for these practical storage aids hardly playing a role today, and are they possibly even on the verge of extinctio
TL;DR: 1minAI’s lifetime subscription is on sale for $7
For a decade or so, a major threat to your laptop wasn’t a virus, malware, or hacking — it was Janet Jackson’s hit song, “Rhythm Nation.”
What you might think of as an apocryphal urban legend was apparently true, including to some internal sleuthing by Microsoft employee and blogger Raymond Chen, who has unearthed some new details on one of tech’s more fasc
Far be it from me to engage in a little schadenfreude… Actually, no. I really enjoy telling you about this one, as someone who needed a new graphics card at the tail end of the pandemic. Reports indicate that mining for Bitcoins (i.e., trying to turn electricity and math into money) is no longer profitable. Cry me a freakin’ river.
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During the first quarter of 2025, the total number of DDoS attacks increased by 198 percent compared to the last quarter of 2024 and by 358 percent compared to the same quarter last year, according to a new repor