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How to show hidden files on Windows 11
To show hidden files on Windows 11, open File Explorer, click “View,” choose “Show,” and check “Hidden items.” Alternatively, open File Explorer’s Folder Options page and check the “Show hidden files, folders, and drives” option from the “View” tab. You can also use the dir a:h or dir a:d commands on Command Prompt or dir -force or ls -force commands…
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Find the Hidden Sweetener – Consumer Reports
Sugar alternatives like aspartame, sucralose, stevia, and monk fruit are increasingly found in foods you wouldn’t expect to contain them. And some of those products—such as ketchup, bread, and cereal—can be labeled with terms that might make you think that there’s no sugar or any kind of sweetener in them. Being able to identify products with sugar substitutes is important.…
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The Hidden Danger of Big Pickup Trucks
Full-sized pickups command the marketplace. The three best-selling vehicles in the U.S. are trucks: the Ford F-Series, Chevrolet Silverado, and Ram 1500. Pickups now count for 1 of every 5 new vehicles sold. Within the segment, full-sized trucks have become even more popular than compact or midsized models. Full-sized trucks, such as the F-150, Silverado, Ram 1500, Toyota Tundra, and…
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Save 50% on Paramount+ with This Hidden Deal
All Paramount+ annual subscriptions are currently 50% off, meaning that you can score Paramount+ Essential for $30 or Paramount+ with SHOWTIME for $60. This offer ends September 6th, so be sure to sign up today. You cannot redeem the 50% discount from the main Paramount+ site or mobile apps. Instead, you need to visit a hidden deal page in your…
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9 hidden Google Pixel features for smarter calling – Computerworld
The Pixel’s Live Captions settings hold a treasure trove of hidden helpers. JR Raphael, IDG Just be sure to hit your volume button again once the call is done and turn the Live Caption system back off via that same volume-panel icon. Otherwise, the system will stay on and continue to caption stuff indefinitely (and also consume needless battery power…
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