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Although grown for ornamental purposes in the United States, all species of hostas are edible and are commonly grown as vegetables in some Asian cultures.

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Meanwhile, Spotify has a new AI DJ, there’s a big change coming to Ubuntu’s official derivatives, and you can now buy Wyze’s new Wi-Fi 6E mesh router.

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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT PSA: You Should Be Using a Smart Plug to Restart Your Router


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Kubuntu, Lubuntu, and Other Ubuntu Flavors Are Making a Big Change


Ubuntu Desktop isn’t as popular as it once was, but it serves as the foundation for many other desktop Linux distributions, including a few official spin-offs. However, there’s now a significant change coming to all official Ubuntu derivatives. Read More »

 
The Best Family Movies on Netflix in 2023


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Git Fetch: A Master Class


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The New Bing AI Is Coming to More Microsoft Apps


Microsoft announced earlier in February that it was upgrading Bing with a new ChatGPT-like AI engine, providing conversational responses to queries. The technology is heading to other services, too. Read More »

 
The Best Foldable Phones of 2023


Foldables are aiming to be the next big thing in smartphone technology by putting a modern spin on the flip phones of the past. These new phones are on the bleeding edge of technology, letting you have a bigger phone screen than ever before, while being more compact. Read More »

 
9 Games You Won’t Believe Your M1 or M2 iPad Can Run


Apple Silicon iPads now pack as much or more punch than previous-generation gaming consoles, making it possible for developers to deliver console-grade gaming in a thin, fanless tablet. If you’re wondering what to do with the horsepower in your Read More »

 
Should You Buy a Projector Instead of a TV?


Want to host the ultimate movie night? How about split-screenĀ Mario Kart on a display that feels like every player has their own TV? You can have all this, and more, if you bite the bullet and buy a projector. But there are some drawbacks to know about, as we’ll explain. Read More »

 
Hide.me VPN Review: Will It Hide You?


Hide.me is a VPN service that’s been around for a while and which goes heavy on the marketing, claiming many firsts and positioning itself as the best in many fields. I took a hard look at Hide.me and its claims to see how it stands up to scrutiny. Read More »

 
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You’re at the office and your co-worker yawns. Despite the fact that you don’t feel sleepy and didn’t have the urge to yawn before, you suddenly do now. Is it true that yawns are contagious? As it turns out, yes, you can “catch” a yawn. Read More »

 
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How to Upgrade or Replace Your PC’s RAM


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