What Is “Developer Mode” in Windows 10?
If you dig through Windows 10’s settings, you may come across something called “Developer Mode”. When put into Developer Mode, Windows allows you to more easily test apps you’re developing, use the Ubu...
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Genetics is the study of changes in an organism caused by the activation or deactivation of genes that are passed down to their offspring (without any changes to the organism’s DNA).
Should I Keep My Tech’s Serial Numbers Private?
Every electronic device you own—your phone, laptop, mouse, keyboard, and every other piece of tech—has a unique serial number. But are those numbers best kept private, like passwords, or is it alright if someone...
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The majority of people with cat allergies are not allergic to the actual fur itself, as commonly believed, but to proteins in the cat’s saliva (which just happens to be on cat fur as a result of feline grooming habits), urine, and dander (dried flakes of skin).
What Is NVIDIA SHIELD?
Way back in 2013, NVIDIA released an Android-powered portable gaming console called “SHIELD.” Since that day, though, NVIDIA has released a number of different products under the same name, which got a little con...
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Uranium is the heaviest of the primordially occurring elements with an atomic weight of 238.02891.
What Is Cloudflare, and Did It Really Leak My Data All Over the Internet?
Over the past few months, a bug in the popular Cloudflare service may have exposed sensitive user data—including usernames, passwords, and private messages—to the world in plain text. But how big is this problem, ...
What’s the Difference Between Chromium and Chrome?
Chromium is an open-source browser project that forms the basis for the Chrome web browser. But let’s take a little deeper look at what that means.
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It’s a widespread misconception that dogs are colorblind. Dogs only have two types of cone photoreceptors (specialized groups of cells in the eye that perceive color), so they don’t see color with the same range and vividness that humans do, but they do see the world in color.
4 Quick Ways to See a PC Game’s FPS (Frames Per Second)
FPS isn’t just for bragging rights. If it’s too low, your gameplay suffers. If it’s consistently high, you might be able to bump up your settings for a more visually pleasing experience. Here are several way...
