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Millipedes, despite what the name implies, do not have a thousand legs—they do, however, have the most legs of any creature on Earth. The Illacme plenipes species found in California has an average of over 600 legs with one recorded specimen having 750 legs.

🍎 The iPhone 16

Happy Monday! Apple confirmed the date for its iPhone 16 reveal event, Verizon is going after T-Mobile customers with $15/month unlimited plans, and Samsung revealed two 4K UST projectors. Also, this RISC-V tablet can run Ubuntu.

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Don't Pay for Patreon on Your iPhone (Do This Instead)

A lot of Patreon membership plans are about to change—possibly some of the pricing, too—and it’s all thanks to Apple. Here’s what to expect, around when to expect it, and what you can do to help the creators you support.

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These 14 Linux Commands Helped Me Become a Better Troubleshooter

Using Linux, especially as a server, often means dealing with new errors and resolving them. Most of them are easy to fix with just a web search. But some errors may require that you do some digging. In this guide, I'm sharing some Linux commands that will help you diagnose and solve those kinds of Linux errors.

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Steam Finally Made It Easier to Find Trending Free Games

It seems like Steam has finally listened to users and made it easier to find free games. Here's how to find the new "Trending Free" tab to download new games that won't cost you a penny.

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How to Record Gameplay on the Steam Deck

Valve is finally rolling out official gameplay recording for the Steam Deck, offering multiple ways to share game footage in just a few steps. Here's how to enable the feature, how it works, and what you can expect from the footage.

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Why My Most-Used iPhone Apps Are All Made by Apple

Aside from a banking app, YouTube, and the app I use to access the gym, I mostly only ever open the default iOS apps on my iPhone. Here’s how I do it, and why it works so well for me.

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This free ebook is a practical approach to various algorithms and popular techniques used in real-time in data science. Learn introductory concepts, data preparation, mathematics, machine learning, and more. Expires 9/3/2024!

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9 Apple HomeKit Features You Need to Try

Apple's HomeKit is one of the most popular smart home platforms, and for good reason. It offers a wide variety of features to use in a smart home where Apple devices are dominant. Here are some of the best features you should try out.

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How to Turn Off a PS5 Controller When Paired Using Bluetooth

Whether your PS5 controller is paired to your console or a computer, phone, or tablet through Bluetooth, you can switch it off manually to prevent battery drain. This works a bit differently to what you were used to doing on a PS4. Here's what you need to know.

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What’s the First App You Open on Your Phone in the Morning?

If your habits are as bad as mine, the first thing you do in the morning is look at your phone and make coffee or tea. I wake up, quickly silence the alarm clock buzzing on my phone, then start clearing out any notifications or browsing social media. Old habits die hard. So, what is the first app you open each morning? Do you check the weather, fire up TikTok or Instagram, scroll Twitter, answer work emails, or something else?

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