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From the austere courts of 18th century Europe to the user-friendly interface of Subgame, the Solitaire Game has journeyed through time and technology, securing its place as a timeless source of entertainment.
Its roots are believed to lie in Northern Europe, possibly in Scandinavia or Germany, around the mid-18th century.
It quickly became a sensation across Europe, especially in France, which gave us many Solitaire terminologies we use today. [Read more…]
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Banking and shopping online really can save you a bunch of time and money.
But unfortunately it can also put your financial information and your identity at risk of being stolen. [Read more…]
Have you noticed that you’ve stopped seeing some of your friends’ posts in your Facebook Newsfeed?
Well, there’s a reason for that…
Facebook’s algorithm is programmed to determine which of your friends’ posts (in the algorithm’s opinion of course) are worthy of landing in your Newsfeed.
It makes that determination based upon which friends you interact with the most by liking, sharing and commenting on their posts and photos.
The problem is, the algorithm’s assumptions about whose posts you’d rather see are often very poor.
Question from Phil: Your article on the Windows key prompts me to ask this question…
What’s the best way to add a ‘Windows key’ function to an older keyboard that doesn’t have that key on it?
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Technology is becoming more ubiquitous in our lives every day.
We don’t have only intelligent devices today, but our homes are starting to become automated places.
The refrigerators, stoves, and ovens that connect to the internet aren’t the only additions that improve how we experience everyday life. Many elements also allow us to improve security in our homes.
Security is more important than ever in today’s world. Therefore, investing in home protection should be a must.
The effective use of common sense, technology, and good design can help us avoid accidents, prevent unwanted visits, and protect the ones we love the most.
Renovating and preserving your home doesn’t have to require the spending of millions of dollars. “Smart purchases” can go a long way towards obtaining greater comfort and security in your home. Here are a few suggestions: