Even if you have incredibly sharp hearing, there’s one thing you can’t hear—the sounds created by your body such as your heartbeat, the movement of your muscles and tendons, and your eyes moving in their sockets. Unless, that is, you’re suffering from a very rare condition called superior canal dehiscence (SCDS) wherein unusual thinness or a complete absence of the part of the temporal bone overlying the superior semicircular canal of the vestibular system (either congenital or caused by head trauma) alters your hearing such that you can’t filter out the internal sounds of your own body. | | | Want to Change Your Email Preferences? | |
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How to Play Any Windows Game In Full Screen Borderless Windowed Mode If you’re a regular PC gamer, you know that playing a game in full screen mode can sometimes be a frustrating experience. Switching to a background program, using a second monitor, or suddenly getting a notification that takes focus can mess up your game. Playing the game in a window fixes these problems, but it’s less immersive and doesn’t use your monitor’s full space effectively. | |
Should You Get an “Ultra HD” 4K TV? Walk through any electronics showroom and most TVs you see will be some form of "Ultra HD" 4K. There are plenty of models available, and they're cheaper than ever. But should you buy one? | |
How to Automatically Mute New Tabs in Chrome and Firefox Let’s say you’re trying to be quiet, browsing the internet at home, work, or a public space. You’re secretly filled with dread that anything you click will open a new tab with an autoplay video or blare an obnoxious audio ad. End that fear forever by keeping all your new tabs muted by default. | |
How to Open Word, Excel, or PowerPoint in Safe Mode Microsoft Office applications have a built-in Safe Mode feature. This helps when you can’t use Office normally. Perhaps Word crashes every time you open it, or maybe Excel crashes when you open a single file. You can start the application in Safe Mode and there’s a good chance it will work normally. | |
What Is the Best Lens for Landscape Photography? Landscapes are one of the most popular subjects to shoot. Look out any window, and there's something to photograph. It might not be the most majestic landscape, but there's probably a photo to be made. | |
How Long Do Solid State Drives Really Last? When large-scale flash storage first came to the consumer market as an alternative to conventional hard drives, the biggest concern (aside from price) was longevity. Tech fans had a pretty good idea of the general reliability of hard drives, but SSDs were still something of a wild card. | |
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