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April 1, 2023

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Graphene was first observed, via electron microscope, in 1962 and studied only while supported on metal surfaces. The material was later rediscovered, isolated, and characterized in 2004.

Dark mode is a feature on pretty much every device and app you can imagine. Android, iPhone, Windows, macOS, Chromebooks, you name it. But in the real world, you’re stuck in light mode half the time. Let’s fix that. Read More »

This quick reference guide covers some of the most commonly used syntax and features of the language, including data types, control structures, functions, modules, and libraries. Whether you are a beginner learning Python for the first time or an experienced programmer looking for a quick refresher, this cheatsheet should be a helpful resource for you.
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The 21st century favors fast-moving, efficient applications that keep daily workflows moving. In a business setting where signatures are frequent, a service like SIGN.PLUS—which offers fast, secure, and trackable signing—can help minimize the pain points of cumbersome document management. Read More »

From beloved classics to brand-new original movies, Hulu has a range of comedies that span decades and styles, overlapping with other genres like romance, drama, and family. Here are 10 good comedy movies to watch on Hulu. Read More »

Sometimes, you just need a flash drive. Lexar’s JumpDrive TwistTurn2 is just that, a simple USB-A flash drive that gets the job done.

For $11, you get a 128GB flash drive—enough to store files that need to be transferred to another device or printed out without too much fuss. The rotating design also protects the drive’s port when not in use, ensuring the flash drive is functional for years. That’s all there is to it!

If you have an iPhone 12 or later but find the battery life lacking a MagSafe battery pack is a great choice for charging your phone throughout the day. There’s no need to carry a cable or plug anything in—it attaches with magnets and charges wirelessly. Read More »

You just want to sit down and enjoy the latest trending prestige show or big-budget movie, but you can’t make out what anyone is saying. Before you book an appointment with an audiologist, try some of these tips out first. Read More »

Getting a network error while running queries with ChatGPT? Your internet connection may not be working, causing ChatGPT to unable to deliver the required responses. Here’s how to fix that as well as other causes of the issue. Read More »

Until now, you may never have considered sticking your motherboard into the dishwasher, but there are people who do it often: and it works! However, unless you know exactly what you’re doing and accept the risks, it’s a bad idea. Read More »

Microsoft has been rapidly building up its Bing Chat AI service over the past few weeks. Today the company announced a few upgrades coming to Bing Chat, including better search abilities and less restrictive limits. Read More »

The degree to which we rely on the internet for everything from work to entertainment means sluggish Wi-Fi speeds are excruciating. Here are some common causes of Wi-Fi issues and what to do about them. Read More »

Thanks to audio beamforming, speakers and microphones can overcome a variety of problems, such as unwanted noise or poor room acoustics. But beamforming is more than just an audio-enhancement trick, and it will completely revolutionize how we think of sound. Read More »

A smart notebook is an incredibly useful asset, whether you’re in grade school, off to college, or in a professional work setting. There are digital note taking apps you can use, but sometimes, nothing beats the feeling of handwriting your thoughts. Plus, many smart notebooks come with a companion app so you can get the best of both worlds with digital and handwritten notes. Read More »