| “Lampworking” is a form of glasswork where the craftsperson uses a blowtorch (instead of the furnaces used in “glassblowing”). The term refers to the original oil lamps used by ancient glass workers.  | |
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 Windows 10 includes a pretty neat feature that automatically generates a detailed report of all your wireless network connection history. The report includes details about networks to which you’ve connected, session duration, errors, network adapters, and even displays the output from a few Command Prompt commands. Read More »
|  Yesterday, Microsoft announced the availability of Office 2019 to volume licensing customers, promising general retail availability in the coming weeks. Unless you’re a business customer looking to upgrade and you’re not ready to move your Office life to the cloud, this probably won’t matter to you. READ ARTICLE »
|  Apple recently released its Series 4 Watch and everyone is talking about the new heart monitor feature—the electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG). While the app isn’t available yet, the hardware is in place, and it promises to be one of the Apple Watch’s most compelling new features. READ ARTICLE »
|  Verizon is about to launch home internet service using 5G. This new wireless standard isn’t just about faster data for your smartphone—it could finally offer competition for home internet, breaking the cable companies’ local monopolies and giving you a choice. Read More »
| REVIEW GEEK  Ten years ago this week, Google announced the very first Android phone. I picked up that phone when it first came out and now, a decade later, I fired it up again to see how well it held up after all these years. Read More »
| REVIEW GEEK  The GLAS thermostat immediately turns heads with its transparent touchscreen panel. It’s a good thing it looks so eye-catching because that’s the biggest reason to buy this smart thermostat. Read More »
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| Purging (a.k.a. Data Purging) refers to the permanent removal/erasure of data from storage space. Purged data is unrecoverable. | |
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