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Logitech’s Harmony Line Is Long Gone, but There’s Still Room for Universal Remotes
Summary Logitech discontinued its Harmony line of universal remotes in 2021, leaving no clear alternative available to home theater users. Other companies like Sofabaton and One For All make universal remotes but are still catching up to Logitech. Harmony remotes are also still available on the secondary market. A good universal remote can improve your home theater experience, and shouldn’t…
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6 Tips for Using Linux Without Touching the Command Line
When you read about Linux, you probably see a lot of talk about commands to use in the terminal. The command line can seem intimidating if you aren’t used to it, which is understandable. But what if we told you you don’t have to worry about that? Can You Use Linux Without the Terminal? The short answer is yes—you can…
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I couldn’t wait and forced the Windows 11 24H2 install, skipping the line, and it worked
To force the Windows 11 24H2 upgrade in the Pro edition, enable the “Select the target Feature Update version” policy and configure it to “Windows 11” and “24H2” using the Group Policy Editor. On Windows 11 Home, you must modify the “ProductVersion,” “TargetReleaseVersionInfo,” and “TargetReleaseVersion” entries in the “WindowsUpdate” key in the Registry to skip the line and upgrade immediately. If you want to upgrade, you…
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AMD boosts AI performance in new line of enterprise PC chips – Computerworld
Just below that in the line-up is the Ryzen AI 9 HX PRO 370, an identical chip with slightly less NPU performance — up to 50 TOPS. And the entry-level chip is the Ryzen AI 7 PRO 360 with 8 cores/16 threads, a 5GHz clock speed, Radeon 880M graphics, and the same 50 TOPS NPU performance. NPUs are on the…
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Bash Script Header on First Line?
As Linux enthusiasts, we all come across bash scripting as an essential part of the Linux system. However, many Linux users don’t know why the first line of the bash script contains #!. So this combination of # and ! is called shebang or shebang. Although shebang looks like a bash script header, it initially instructs the system about interpreters…
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