10 Awesome iPad Features You Should Be Using

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If you wanted to see all Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, there was a very brief window in which you could see them in all their glory—the Colossus of Rhodes was completed around 280 BC and destroyed in an earthquake in 226/225 BC, leaving a window of roughly 60 years when all Seven Wonders were intact.

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If you wanted to see all Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, there was a very brief window in which you could see them in all their glory—the Colossus of Rhodes was completed around 280 BC and destroyed in an earthquake in 226/225 BC, leaving a window of roughly 60 years when all Seven Wonders were intact.

 
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Meanwhile, there are now multiple reports that the big Windows 11 22H2 update will arrive next month. Exciting!

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Monoprice DT-3BT Desktop Speakers Review: A Great Multi-Purpose Speaker


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Why Processes In Docker Containers Shouldn’t Run as Root


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Should You Turn Up the Transmit Power on Your Wi-Fi Router?


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You Can Put Your TV Outside


You may think you need a special weatherproof television to enjoy movies, TV shows, and sporting events in the great outdoors. That’s not true. Any ‘ol TV can be put outside if you’re smart about it. Allow me to explain. Read More »

 
How to Make an HDMI Cable Even Longer


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