By Life Hacker on Jan 29, 2021 in: plants
Seems like every time you turn on the computer there’s a new hack for trying to peel a clove of garlic. I didn’t realize peeling garlic was such a hassle, but then again, I am not much of a cook. (My garlic comes in a powder or freeze-dried, so a...
Windows 10 now has one billion active monthly users -- likely thanks in part to the deprecation of Windows 7 in January. To celebrate the milestone, Microsoft's chief product officer, Panos Panay, shared an Instagram video recounting the various...
By ReadWriteWeb on Aug 14, 2019
Personal computing has advanced lightning fast for more than three decades and we’ve grown accustomed to the speed. Every year, devices are quicker, tools are smarter, and software is more responsive to our needs. But we sit at an interesting cross...
By TechCrunch on May 31, 2018 in: Gadgets
Mining hardware is weird stuff. Either it’s commodity hardware used – inefficiently – for complex computation or specifically-designed, expensive boards that can be used to bring in Bitcoin and little else. Asus, a motherboard maker...
By Spotted by Locals on May 28, 2015 in: Inspiration
Though the texts might seem a little melancholy, the contradictory backgrounds are anything but! Check out the project “I’m a piece of garbage” by Annica Lydenberg. “[…] bright happy backgrounds to further emphasize the...
Filed under: Geneva Motor Show, Technology, Videos, Volvo, Infotainment Take a close look at the cabin of the Volvo Concept Estate shown above. One of the big features on the fancy, brown shooting brake is an all-new user interface called, well, it...
By Engadget on Jul 3, 2013
The computing world lost one of its great minds and true pioneers yesterday. Douglas Engelbart passed away at age 88, just over a half-century after he joined the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) -- the place where much of his ground-breaking comput...
