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Buttermilk has no butter in it; the milk is called such because it’s what is left over after the fat is removed to make butter.

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Happy Friday! We’re getting close to the end of 2022, and companies are figuring out what they’ll do in 2023. HBO Max and Discovery+ will merge a few months earlier than previously estimated, and Microsoft revealed a more precise timeline for the removal of Internet Explorer in Windows 10. Even farther into the future, Qualcomm hopes ARM Windows PCs will be worth buying.

Meanwhile in the present, the excellent Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones with ANC is back to its lowest price ever.

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ARM Windows PCs Will Be Worth Buying In 2024, Says Qualcomm


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Here’s When Windows 10 Will Delete Internet Explorer


Internet Explorer 11 was officially retired on June 15, 2022, with Microsoft asking people to use IE Mode in Microsoft Edge if they still need access to older pages. Microsoft has now confirmed when the regular Internet Explorer app will be (almost) completely removed. Read More »

 
HBO Max and Discovery+ Will Merge Sooner Than Expected


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Are Half-And-Half and Coffee Creamer the Same?


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8 Default Microsoft Word Settings You Should Change


If you use Microsoft Word often, the need to change settings such as font or margin spacing each time you start a new document can be frustrating. Luckily, there are many default settings you can change once and never touch again (unless you want to). Read More »

 
How Much Worse Is the Xbox Series S, Really?


The Xbox Series S was a bold move by Microsoft, offering a next-generation console at an enticing price, at $200 below the Series X. But if you choose to spring for those savings, how much are you actually giving up? Read More »

 

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How Smart Contact Lenses Could Make Grocery Shopping Way Less Forgetful


People probably wouldn’t forget something at the store if they taped a grocery list to their eyeballs, not that I’m recommending that. But a new prototype from smart contact lens maker Mojo would do something pretty similar. Read More »

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


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