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We Want You to Create Your Own Discussion Threads on How-To Geek
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Everyone Seems to Hate on OneDrive, but Do You Actually Find It Useful?
A lot of Windows users complain about OneDrive, or disable it as soon as possible. Still, some folks swear by its seamless integration with Office and cloud backup features. Where do you land, essential tool or unnecessary bloat?
Which Social Media App Could You Not Live Without?
Social media apps can sometimes feel like a waste of time, but they can also help you stay connected. Thinking about all the social media apps you use, which is the one you find the most useful?
Do You Use Your Chromebook Offline, Or Is It All Cloud All the Time?
Chromebooks aren’t just “cloud-only” anymore. Google Docs, Drive, Android apps, and even Linux all work offline. Do you download files and apps to stay productive without Wi-Fi, or do you keep everything in the cloud?
What's the Best Free-to-Play Game?
PUBG, Fortnite, Dota 2, Marvel Rivals, Counter-Strike 2... these are all examples of free-to-play games. While some offer paid features (often cosmetics), the core gameplay experience doesn't cost a dime. Do you have a favorite free-to-play game?
What Do You Use to Install Software on Linux?
To download and install software on your Linux device, you could use a command-line interface package manager, like APT, or a graphical software manager like Ubuntu's Software Center. There are countless other methods, and adding to the swarm recently is CachyOS's new software browser, Bazaar, which has been making waves. What tools are in your pocket for getting the software you need on Linux?
What Do You Think of the New Netflix Design?
Netflix rolled out a new design over the last few months. According to the streamer, the layout makes navigation simpler and your recommendations more responsive. But some people dislike the changes, particularly the fact it shows fewer movies and shows in a single view. What do you think?
Everyone Seems to Hate on OneDrive, but Do You Actually Find It Useful?
A lot of Windows users complain about OneDrive, or disable it as soon as possible. Still, some folks swear by its seamless integration with Office and cloud backup features. Where do you land, essential tool or unnecessary bloat?
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The World Needs More Games That Use Motion Controls
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