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These Easy Home Upgrades Don’t Require Any Tools
We may earn a commission from links on this page. A lot of folks want to upgrade their homes with a remodel, renovation, or smaller project. But cost is always a factor (and a barrier)—the average renovation cost for a house is over $50,000. Those costs drive a lot of folks to watch way too many home improvement shows and…
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Microsoft’s Plans to Make Games With AI Don’t Sound Great
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has recently touted how great the company’s recently introduced technology called Muse is. While this model is a big advancement, it’s nowhere near as good as the company makes it seem. While speaking on the Dwarkesh Podcast, Nadella claimed that Microsoft would eventually use this technology to make games. Something like a prompt system equivalent to…
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I don’t like Spatial Audio — here’s what it needs to do to wow me
Spatial audio feels like the buzzword of the moment. A technology that wants to make your music more immersive, more involving, and, ultimately, more engaging to listen to. It’s in your soundbar, it’s in the best headphones, and it’s coming to the best music streaming services. So why can’t I get behind the format? There are loads of different spatial…
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You don’t need the gym to build strength — Amazon’s top-rated kettlebell is just $18 this Presidents’ Day
During the Presidents’ Day sale, you can slash the prices of some of the best gym equipment, including Amazon’s top-rated kettlebell. The 5-star reviewed Amazon Basics bell is just $18 at Amazon right now. I’ve been hands-on with this kettlebell for a long while now and it’s a staple in my home set-up. If you can’t decide which weight to…
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You Probably Don’t Know About These Hidden Features in Windows 11 File Explorer
Windows File Explorer is a program that PC users are pretty familiar with. It’s fairly intuitive and unassuming and gets the job done. But it actually has a lot of nifty hidden little features that many users don’t know about. Windows doesn’t tell you about them, but I will. There are a lot of differences between Windows 10 and Windows…
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Cisco is jailbreaking AI models so you don’t have to worry about it
Cisco has launched a new AI Defense security solution it says covers the entire range of potential LLM security threats to help businesses implement generative AI across their organization with confidence. As firms rush to deploy generative AI tools, be that through internally developed models, customized APIs, or external applications, they significantly increase their attack surface – and Cisco is…
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Don’t Let Pet Hair Ruin Your Washer
You love your pets unconditionally. Why else would you tolerate their shedding all over your bed, carpets, blankets, and clothes? If your pet sheds, you probably do a lot of laundry—especially if your little pal is a double-coated breed like a shepherd, husky, or retriever; or a fluffy feline like a Maine coon or Persian. Removing pet hair is a…
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Don’t wait around for Pebble founder’s Small Android Phone
“I really do hope someone else makes one so I don’t have to 😂,” writes Migicovsky. I’m now one of a contingent of Samsung Galaxy Z Flip owners who is seriously considering trading in my Flip for a Galaxy S25. It’s not small, but it’s the closest thing we’ve got and my Flip’s battery doesn’t remotely last until bedtime anymore.…
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A quarter of firms still don’t have a formal data strategy – and it’s hampering AI adoption
Many firms have no formal data strategy despite increasing AI usage, according to a new study from Carruthers and Jackson. More than a quarter (26%) lack a data strategy, the study found, while 39% reported little to no data governance throughout their business. These same firms are still pushing on AI and ramping up their adoption efforts, though. Just 7%…
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AA Games Don’t Get the Credit They Deserve, and You’re Missing Out
Summary AA games are mid-market titles created with moderate budgets, some of which rival AAA games in quality. Although they often struggle to attract players, AA games offer unique gameplay experiences worth exploring. AA games have preserved dying genres, revived old franchises, and showcased the talents of lesser-known teams. You’re probably familiar with games created by big-budget developers or small…
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