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In 2015, on the 100th anniversary of Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity, ripples in the fabric of spacetime---called gravitational waves---were detected by both of the twin Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO) detectors, one located in Livingston, LA and the other in Hanford, WA.

It may seem like a joke, but a USB condom is essential if you charge your phone in public. It combats what's known as "juice jacking:" the act of using an exploit to access a charging device via a charging cable. Here's how a USB condom works and how to get one.

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This comprehensive guide will help non-Java developers already using different languages transition from their current language to all things Java. By the end of this Java programming book, you’ll have learned the core concepts of Java that’ll help you successfully transition from a different language to Java.

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We'll be frank: it's not a great idea to remove the password from your Windows 10 user account. But if you feel like taking a ride on the wild side, this is how you get rid of it.

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If you're having networking issues, Ping is a nifty tool for assessing the problem in Windows, macOS, and Linux. It can even diagnose if a device can reach another device on the same network. Here's how to wield its power.

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Well that's a name you probably haven't heard in a while! Segway is back with the Ninebot S-Max Electric Scooter! And with a range of up to 23 miles and a max speed of 12 MPH, you'll be breezing through your neighborhood like it's the year 2000 all over again! Get yours today at 33% off!

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If you share your Amazon account with a special someone, you understand the difficult of hiding gifts. But it's possible to hide them, and this is how you do it.

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Once upon a time, recording your screen on an Android device was a nightmare. Today, the feature is baked in - and we can't imagine going back. When we show you how easy it is to do, you won't either.

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You know you have Internet connection on your mobile, but TikTok disagrees. What's going on here? Here's how to diagnose the problem 8 different ways.

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You know that downloaded file on your iPhone or iPad is located somewhere, but where? Here's how you find your downloaded file.

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Paid app subscriptions may seem like another way for greedy companies to take even more money from you, but it actually makes sense in most cases. Apps are constantly evolving, and the needs of its audience also change. To give the people what they want, as the saying goes, costs money. We present the case for paid app subscriptions.

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When you're moving your Steam library from one PC to another, your first instinct may be to redownload everything. That can take days if you have a massive amount of games (and a slow Internet connection to boot). Instead, consider moving the games from one drive to another - here's how.

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If you're a program, developer, or do a bit of both, you may feel like other OSes get in the way. What you need is a Linux distro ideal for your work. Take a peek at our recommendations.

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Bash gives you the power to manage proceses, control your screen, and all kinds of other tricks. To use its full power, you'll want to know a few keyboard shortcuts. Here's the best of the best.

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You've heard about HDMI, but what about HDMI-CEC? Your television may refer to it by a different name, but it's one of its best features you're not using. Here's what it is, does, and how to enable it on your television and other devices.

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The brains behind your computer is the Central Processing Unit (CPU), and each era has had its own standouts. We trace the legacy of history's most influential CPUs of all time. Take a look, and pay your respects.

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