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Plucky adolescent Bobby Hill, from the animated TV show King of the Hill, was voiced by Pamela Adlon—a woman who was in her 30s and 40s during the filming of the show.
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May 17, 2023
Did You Know?
Plucky adolescent Bobby Hill, from the animated TV show King of the Hill, was voiced by Pamela Adlon—a woman who was in her 30s and 40s during the filming of the show.
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Beats’ original Studio Buds are among my favorites from the brand, offering stylized minimalism that’s equally convenient for both Android and iPhone users. The Beats Studio Buds+ build on that formula to keep up with the market, with improved noise canceling and features for a modest price increase. Read More »
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CyberGhost is a VPN provider that’s been around for a while and has gone through several incarnations. Currently, it seems mainly focused on being a streaming-friendly VPN that offers long-term plans for decent money. I took it for a spin to see how it fares. Read More »
It’s not rare to come across tiny PCs that are rather underpowered. If you want something powerful, and the price is not a problem, HP just released what could very well be some of the most powerful tiny PCs out there. Read More »
Google Docs is constantly changing, with new features and improvements. There’s a new feature on the way that might make managing templates and copying documents easier: building blocks. Read More »
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Ever created a throwaway Google account and never used it again? Did you leave the Google ecosystem to find greener pastures elsewhere? If you stopped using a Google account for whatever reason, you should know that Google is now planning to delete it sooner than later. Read More »
Global Accessibility Awareness Day is coming up on May 18, and Apple is marking the occasion by showing off future updates to iPhones, iPads, and Macs aimed at improving accessibility. From AI-generated voices to simplified home screens, there are some great features on the way. Read More »
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