| Although geeks and science buffs might lament how small NASA’s budget is, the U.S. budgets more money for space exploration and development than every other nation on Earth combined.  | |
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| A GPU (short for Graphics Processing Unit) is a processor that is primarily dedicated to mathematically-intensive tasks such as rendering graphics and processing video (and much faster than traditional CPUs at these tasks). | |
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| ScreenTips in Word are small popup windows that display descriptive text about the command or control your mouse is hovering over. You can also create your own ScreenTips for words, phrases, or images in your own documents. | |
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| How fast is your Internet connection? Sure, your Internet service provider has given you some numbers, and your cellular provider probably says you get blazing fast 4G LTE. But how fast is it, actually? | |
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| With all the progress and improvements that have been made with computer hardware, why are some things like the CMOS battery still necessary? Today’s SuperUser Q&A post has the answer to a curious reader’s question. | |
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| We have been talking about Apple’s new Photos application since it was recently released as part of a larger OS X system update. Today we want to cover how to create slideshows and other projects like calendars, cards, and books. | |
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| Word likes to use squiggly underlines to indicate something isn't right in our documents. The more common ones are red (a potential spelling error) and green (a potential grammar error). However, you may have seen blue squiggly lines throughout your document as well. | |
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| Need to sign a document and email it? Don’t print, sign, and then scan it back in again. Skip the entire process and apply your signature electronically. It saves time and you don’t need a printer or scanner. | |
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