DirectX is part of the Windows operating system. So why does it seem like every PC game you install from Steam, Origin, or elsewhere installs its own copy of DirectX?
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Sunday, 3 September 2017
Geek Trivia: Which Of These Scientists, Independently From Charles Darwin, Conceived The Theory Of Evolution?
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Saturday, 2 September 2017
Which Files Should You Back Up On Your Windows PC?
Your PC’s hard drive could fail tomorrow, or a software bug could erase your files, so backups are critical. But you don’t need to back up all the files on your PC. That would just waste space and make your backups take longer to complete.
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Friday, 1 September 2017
How to Play Music on Multiple Amazon Echo Speakers (like a Sonos)
Amazon is a little late to the whole-house audio party. Ecosystems like AirPlay and Sonos had them beat for a while, but Amazon has finally added the ability to play music on multiple Echos at once. Read on as we show you how to configure a whole-house system using your Echo speakers.
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Nest Thermostat E vs. Nest Thermostat: What’s the Difference?
Nest has unveiled it’s latest addition to its smart thermostat lineup, known as the Nest Thermostat E. The original Nest Thermostat is still available and will continue to sell alongside the new model, but what does the Nest Thermostat E bring to the table? Here’s what you need to know.
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Geek Trivia: Which State Has The Highest Accuracy In Predicting Presidential Winners?
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How to Change the Appearance of Netflix’s Subtitles
Netflix has decent subtitles, but sometimes they can be hard to read if they appear over a light background, or if your eyesight isn’t what it used to be. Fortunately, you can customize those subtitles to make them look however you want. Here’s how to change their size, font, color, background, and more.
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