| Contrary to popular belief, Bliss, the default Windows XP wallpaper, was not digitally manipulated; it was a straight-from-the-camera shot of the hills of Sonoma County, California, captured by photographer Charles O’Rear.  | |
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 Spotify has had a big year: they hit more than 80 million paid subscribers, launched a much-improved new free plan, and even IPO-ed. If you've been a Premium subscriber for a while, you might not have noticed a lot of the other small changes and features that got added. Here's what's new. Read More »
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 Apple says its new iPad Pros are faster than 92% of all laptops, tablets, and convertible PCs sold in the last year. And yes, that includes PCs with Intel Core i7 processors! Mobile CPUs are becoming as fast as desktop PC CPUs, never mind laptop CPUs. Read More »
|  Microsoft only supports each version of Windows for so long. For example, Windows 7 is currently in “extended support” until January 14, 2020, after which Microsoft will no longer support it. Here’s what that means. Read More »
|  Microsoft starts killing Skype Classic today, but two versions of Skype remain. Windows 10 includes a “Store App” version of Skype, which has fewer features than Skype for desktop, available for download from Microsoft’s website. Read More »
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Absolute Coding | |
| Absolute Coding refers to writing programming code that refers to fixed (absolute) locations instead of indirect ones. | |
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