How to Play Google’s New Secret Easter Egg: a Text Adventure Game

Google has always had fun putting little easter eggs and hidden tricks and games into their products, and now somebody found a text adventure game hidden inside of Google.com if you’re using Chrome. Here’s how to play it.

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Don’t Want the Windows October 2018 Update Yet? Here’s How to Pause It

Microsoft will likely release the October 2018 Update, codenamed Redstone 5, on October 2. You can pause the update to avoid receiving it immediately—as long as you’re using Windows 10 Professional, Enterprise, or Education.

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How Much RAM Does An Android Phone Really Need?

Recently, an Oppo phone with a whopping 10 GB of RAM made rounds on most tech publications. That is, undoubtedly, an incredibly excessive amount of RAM. But it raises a good question: how much RAM does your Android phone really need?

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15 Killer Horror Movies for Your October Netflix Binge

It’s October, and you know what that means: fall weather, pumpkins, and a yearly horror flick binge.

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What is a Monopod and When Should I Use One?

Monopods are one-legged tripods (mono = one; tri = three). They’re nowhere near as stable as tripods, but they do have a few advantages. Sports and wildlife photographers, in particular, love monopods.

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What is Binary, and Why Do Computers Use It?

Computers don’t understand words or numbers the way humans do. Modern software allows the end user to ignore this, but at the lowest levels of your computer, everything is represented by a binary electrical signal that registers in one of two states: on or off. To make sense of complicated data, your computer has to encode it in binary.

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Geek Trivia: The First Scientist To Accurately Measure The Distance Between Stars Was?

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