What Is Windows 11 SE? (Plus: Unix Time Explained)

November 10, 2021

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There are several collective nouns used to refer to a group of butterflies including—arranged in the order we think is the most fitting—swarm, flutter, flight, and rabble.

Unix stores time as the number of seconds since Jan. 1, 1970. And that means Linux does too. We explain this seemingly odd system, and why doomsday was scheduled for 2038. Read More »

Want to wipe your Gmail inbox clean? Using Gmail’s bulk delete option, you can delete all emails from your Gmail account at once in just a few clicks. This works on the Gmail website and we’ll show you how to do it. Read More »

You probably don’t think of Microsoft and Meta (formerly Facebook) as likely dance partners, but the two companies are coming together to bring Microsoft Teams to Workplace by Meta. Read More »

By default, Word automatically drops text to the next line when there’s a space or hyphen at the end of that line. But what if you want to keep those words containing the space or hyphen together on the same line? Read More »

Spotify is a music app, first and foremost. However, it has all sorts of social features that may make you want to block someone. Thankfully, Spotify is going to make it incredibly easy to block a person in the very near future. Read More »

When it comes to recharging your iPhone, picking the best charger for the job is important. We’ve rounded up the very best on the market to ensure your Apple phone juices up the fastest and safest way possible! Read More »

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Getting a PS5 is no easy task, even though the console has been available for what seems like forever. Verizon is willing to help you get your hands on one, but you need to be an existing wireless customer. Read More »

The term “codec” comes up a lot when discussing audio and video formats, as well as compression techniques used to make files smaller. But what exactly is a codec, and where does the term come from? Read More »

Apple’s new $19 Polishing Cloth has gone viral and is backordered until 2022. But, if you’re shopping for a cleaning cloth for your devices, you can do better than Apple’s for a lot less money. Read More »

Anchore Engine is an open-source scanning tool that assesses the security of your Docker images. An Anchore report gives you insights into outdated package versions and lurking vulnerabilities in dependencies. Read More »

A report was going around that Apple would break Face ID on any iPhone 13 that had its screen replaced by a third party. Thankfully, the company backtracked, as it’ll issue a software update that’ll stop the Face ID breaks from happening. Read More »

When Microsoft first showed off Windows 10X, many people commented on the similarities to Chrome OS. Windows 10X was eventually scrapped, but Windows 11 SE can be considered its spiritual successor. Let’s take a look at this new Windows version. Read More »

Symbolic Links (Symlinks) are essentially shortcuts to another file or folder. If you are using a lot of symbolic links, you may want to quickly render a complete list of them for reference. Here’s how. Read More »

If you’ve shopped for headphones or other audio tech lately, you’ve likely come across the term “spatial audio.” Let’s take a look at how this immersive technology is changing the way we listen to music, movies, and more. Read More »

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