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Secret Windows Hotkey Restarts Your Graphics Card Drivers

Windows has a secret keyboard shortcut that restarts your video drivers. If your PC ever freezes, try this shortcut before restarting your PC—it could fix freezes that would otherwise require forcibly restarting your computer. Read More »

How to Monitor GPU Usage in the Windows Task Manager

Windows 10’s Task Manager has detailed GPU-monitoring tools hidden in it. You can view per-application and system-wide GPU usage, and Microsoft promises the Task Manager’s numbers will be more accurate than the ones in third-party utilities. Read More »

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This new section contains our commentary on what we're reading from around the web. It's like a daily digest of the things we found interesting in the world of technology.

Facebook Is Researching Paid Subscriptions Without Ads
Would you pay for Facebook if it didn’t have ads? What if that subscription offered better privacy? Read More »

Apple Doesn’t Collect Much Data About You
You know Facebook and Google have tons of your data, but what about Apple? Turns out they don’t have much. Read More »

It’s Not Just You: Chrome is Crashing on Windows 10’s April 2018 Update
If your computer is hanging or freezing after installing the Windows 10 April 2018 Update you’re not alone, and Microsoft is aware of the problem. Read More »

Phishers Are Taking Advantage of Twitter’s Broken Verification System
People really want to be verified on Twitter; scammers have taken notice. At least one is running Twitter phising ads on the site in an attempt to steal passwords. Read More »

Bixby Will Prioritize Yahoo and AOL Content Because Samsung Is Getting Paid
Verizon owns both Yahoo and AOL, and would like people to use those sites. Samsung would like some money. Read More »

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How to Transfer VR Videos to Your Oculus Go from Your PC (And Play Them)

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The Primary Historical Purpose Of The Windmills Found Throughout The Netherlands Was?

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Today's Tech Term

TTFF

TTFF (short for Time To First Fix) is the amount of time required for a GPS receiver to acquire the necessary satellite signals and navigational data to calculate a particular position (fix).

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Jumat, 04 Mei 2018

This Secret Windows Hotkey Restarts Your Graphics Card Drivers