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April 17, 2024

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We Still Use These '90s Technologies Today

The 1990s were an incredible time for technology. While car phones and beepers may have died off, plenty of tech from the 90s is still with us today. We'll share some of the best apps, tech, and devices that got their humble start in the darling decade that was the Nineties.

Dell’s Sustainability Deals Help Save Money and the Planet

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With an ever-increasing need to take care of our planet, Dell is offering consumers the chance to buy exceptional products without the worry of significant environmental impact. With the tech giant’s use of sustainable materials, Dell is on target to achieve its goal of ensuring that 50% of product content and 100% of packaging are manufactured from recycled and renewable materials by 2030.

How to Fix Google Maps When It's Not Working

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Google Maps is often a reliable travel companion, yet occasional glitches can leave us stranded. Issues like server outages, lack of internet connectivity, or restricted background data usage can contribute to these issues. Here are some steps you can take to resolve the problem.

Want the Most TV for Your Dollar? Buy Last Year's Flagship Model

While manufacturer marketing may tempt you to invest in the latest flagship TV, a wiser financial move would be to opt for last year’s model. By doing so, you're not only getting a high-quality TV but also making a smart choice that maximizes your budget.

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Getting a "sudo: command not found" Error on Linux? Here's an Easy Fix

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Tried using your first Linux command as a superuser and getting the "sudo: command not found" error? This is one of the most common problems new Linux users face after a fresh installation. Here's how you can solve this issue and start using the sudo command again.

How to See Other Devices Logged Into Your Facebook Account

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Have you logged into your Facebook account on someone else's (or public) computer and forgot to log out? Facebook allows you to review all logged-in devices, their locations, and when your account was last used. If you notice suspicious activity, you can log out of devices you don't recognize.

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Google Play Pass Is a Great Deal, Actually (But It Needs to Be Better)

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Open the Play Store and you will most likely see an offer for something called "Google Play Pass." This is a subscription plan from Google that provides access to thousands of apps and games. Play Pass has quietly been around for a few years, but is it worth your time?