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The town motto of Aberdeen, Washington is “Come As Your Are”—Aberdeen is the birthplace of Kurt Cobain and the motto is a tribute to the Nirvana frontman.
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October 12, 2022
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The town motto of Aberdeen, Washington is “Come As Your Are”—Aberdeen is the birthplace of Kurt Cobain and the motto is a tribute to the Nirvana frontman.
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The Prime Early Access Sale is still going on! Looking for some great deals? Here are a few:
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No Ethernet runs in your house? No problem. If you have coaxial cable, the stuff used for television connections, you can convert them to Ethernet for high-speed connectivity across your home. Read More »
When looking for the best VPN, you’ll quickly notice that all VPNs, from the very best to the very worst, promise that they are “no-log,” “log-free,” or some variation of these words. How do these services get rid of logs, though, or do they even avoid creating them at all? Read More »
The Prime Early Access Sale is going until the end of the day, and there are some great, practical products you can pick up now. For example, if you’re looking to start or build up your smart home, this 4-pack of Kasa Smart Plugs is a great purchase. Right now, they’re down to just $23!
As our pick for the best smart plug overall, we love these plugs for their small size and compatibility with most major smart home ecosystems and devices. A 4-pack will likely be enough to get an entire room set up for smart tech—and at that price, why not give it a try?
Microsoft introduced us to new Surface products today. If you’re a creator, you might’ve eyed the Surface Studio in the past — only to be disappointed since it’s been four years since the last revision. Microsoft has finally fixed that with the new Surface Studio 2+. Read More »
Samsung’s smart TVs use the company’s own software experience, called Tizen. The next TV you buy could have Samsung’s software experience — even if it’s not a Samsung TV. Read More »
AI Image Generators have become increasingly popular over the past few months, especially with the availability of Stable Diffusion and its many offshoots. Microsoft is officially entering the AI art game with a new app, Designer. Read More »
Microsoft finally unveiled new Surface products today at the company’s hardware event, where it also commemorated the 10-year anniversary of the first Surface in 2012. The next laptop in the series is the Surface Laptop 5, which you can order starting today. Read More »
Before picking up a new hard drive or solid-state drive, it’s worth understanding how workload rate will impact their performance. Here’s what you need to know about this mysterious attribute and why it’s so important. Read More »
The Surface Pro is Microsoft’s best tablet Windows PC, and the most recent model arrived alongside Windows 11 last year. Now the Surface Pro 9 is official. Read More »
Although it’s not a particularly well advertised feature, the Amazon Fire TV and the Amazon Fire TV Stick allow for sideloading of Android applications. With a little effort you can easily load apps on your Fire TV that aren’t available in the Amazon Appstore. Read More »
The Google Pixel Buds Pro is one of the best true wireless earbuds currently available, and Google has already rolled out a few updates to add more functionality. Now another update is rolling out with an equalizer and more functionality. Read More »
Looking for a new 55-inch television? It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the sheer number of options and TV marketing jargon to find what you need. Our handpicked recommendations can help you select the best 55-inch TV. Read More »
Love Coca‑Cola, but prefer to opt for a zero-calorie, sugar-free option? Then you’ve probably reached for Coke Zero or Diet Coke. Both are great alternatives to the original Coca-Cola, but what is the difference between the two? Read More »
The new Amazon Kindle packs plenty of premium features into a compact package. Sure, you could buy this newly released e-reader by itself. But some Amazon Kindle accessories like covers, screen protectors, and tablet stands can take your reading experience to the next level. Read More »
We’ve all heard of white noise, the static-like sounds that people often leave on in the background to tune out distract noises and/or help them sleep. Think ceiling fans, vacuums, air conditioners etc. Read More »
A little under a year ago, Facebook’s parent company got a new name: Meta. And along the way, it popularized and took ownership of the term Metaverse. While no really agrees on what the Metaverse is, it’s looking more and more like VR and The Matrix. And the most terrifying part of that is Facebook. Read More »
Carrots are a delicious and crunchy healthy snack, and there have long been stories about how this veggie can improve your vision. But a common myth about them can cause you to scratch your head: can eating too many carrots turn your skin orange? Read More »
Having multiple Amazon accounts can get pricey, if you pay for Prime multiple times, buy the same movies, and so on. Thankfully, Amazon Household makes it dead simple to share free shipping, purchases, and other benefits across multiple accounts in your household. Read More »
You probably know Roku from its streaming boxes, but now the company wants to make several more areas of your house smart, not just your TV. Roku has announced its full incursion into the smart home market, with smart lights, security cameras, and more. Read More »
Alexa on your Amazon Echo device can do much more than you think. You can use it to safeguard your home, get traffic details, set up reminders, and more. Here’s how to get the most out of Amazon’s virtual assistant. Read More »
Amazon Fire Tablets restrict you to the Amazon Appstore, but runs on Fire OS, a custom version of Android. That means, that you can install the Play Store and gain access to millions of Android apps and games, including Google apps like Gmail, Chrome, Google Maps, and more. Read More »
Despite their name, some laptops on the market run so hot that actually putting them on your lap can feel like setting a hotplate on your thighs. But no matter what laptop you have, there are ways to reduce the heat it generates. Read More »
Have you ever received an important document you need to sign via email? Receiving the email is the easy part. Before you can return the file, you need to print it, sign it, and finally scan it to your computer or mobile device. Or you can avoid this ordeal by using electronic signature software. Read More »
Video games in cars always seemed like a bad idea, until they helped prevent thousands of fathers from trying to grab their kids while driving and yelling, “Don’t make me come back there!” But they’re useful for adults while waiting to pick up the kids too. Read More »
It’s easy to get caught up in searching for deals when a Prime Day or Prime Early Access sale rolls around, but my first stop is always to shop my order history—and it should be yours too. Read More »
Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, sells the popular Meta Quest VR headsets, which used to be called Oculus Quest. Meta held its highly-anticipated VR event today, where it revealed a new high-end headset. Read More »
Whether it’s an Android phone or an iPhone, a smartphone under normal working conditions shouldn’t restart without any interaction from you. Such behavior can point to many problems that might need your attention. Here are some of the most common reasons a phone might restart by itself. Read More »
VirtualBox has been a popular virtualization application for years, allowing you to run most PC operating systems on top of any Windows, Mac, or Linux computer. Oracle has now released VirtualBox 7.0, and it’s the most significant update in years. Read More »
Surprise! It’s Amazon Prime Day (again). For the second time this year, Amazon’s running a massive sale on the best tech products known to man, and you have front-row seats to the show. Today and tomorrow, we’ll be covering some of the best Prime Day deals on the products you love, so let’s get started. Read More »
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