🧠 Are Supercomputers Dead? — This 90s Tech Is Perfect for Smart TVs

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The original name of the iconic SR-71 Blackbird was actually the RS-71 Blackbird, but Lyndon Johnson accidentally reversed the letters of the name during the announcement of the plane, the press ran with it, and the name stuck.

📩 A Better Outlook

Happy Monday! The new Outlook is headed to Windows 10 PCs, and the Venu sports streaming service was canceled. Also, DOOM 2 now runs on a pinball machine. Neat, right?

TODAY'S TOP STORY

Are Supercomputers Dead?

When was the last time you heard or read about "supercomputers"? These days it's all about data centers and their number-crunching abilities, so what's happening to the hypercars of the computer world?

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Put This 90s Tech in a Smart TV and I’ll Buy It Instantly

Typing on a TV will test your patience. It just takes too long and requires too much effort. But surely we could figure out a way to make the experience better? As it turns out, we already did. We just left the tech for it in the 90s.

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How to Make Sense of Linux Ping Stats

If you run the ping command on Linux, you might notice some statistics when it finishes. What do they mean and how can they help you figure out your network issues?

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Google Keep’s 5 Best Feature Updates—So Far

Google continues to improve Keep, its note-taking app, with small updates and tweaks to its features. Keep isn't exactly high-profile, but it's come a long way in a decade, and there are signs that Google is taking it more seriously than ever.

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How to Change Pictures in a Microsoft Word Template

Microsoft Word offers thousands of templates to save you from having to create your own designs from scratch, meaning they're a real time-saver—in an ideal world. In fact, they can sometimes cause more issues than they solve, especially when it comes to changing the default images.

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Jackery’s New Curved Solar Roof Tiles Are What I’ve Been Waiting For

Jackery had a lot to share at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES), including its new curved roof solar shingle panels, where elegance meets energy. These aren't your average solar panels, and they look better than Tesla's solar roof. It's the exact type of system I've been waiting for, and here's why.

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What Is a Gasket Mount in Keyboards, and Why Does It Matter?

Buying a new mechanical keyboard is exciting, but with all the different features out there, it's easy to get overwhelmed. One of the most important factors to consider is the plate mounting style. Recently, the gasket mount has garnered significant attention among enthusiasts.

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Question of the Day

Do You Pay for Google One?

Google One is a subscription from the tech giant that expands your storage space across all Google services. It's great if you store lots of media in Google Photos, for example, and you can share it with family members. It also offers some other features depending on your plan, like Gemini Advanced. Do you use Google One? If so, do you think it's good value?

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