Sydney Butler
Contributor at Freelance
Technology Writer at How-To Geek
Mostly Harmless Writer | Transhumanist | Master's Degree in Research Psychology | Current: Editor of Cutting Edge Tech / Chromebooks at How-To Geek
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13 hours ago |
howtogeek.com | Sydney Butler
The X-Files is one of the greatest shows ever to grace TV screens anywhere in the world, and though the show fizzled out a little towards the end there, its cultural impact just can't be overstated. The great thing about the X-Files (and most pre-streaming shows) is that you don't really have to watch the whole thing.
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14 hours ago |
howtogeek.com | Sydney Butler
Meta has announced yet another range of its smart glasses to follow the Ray-Ban models we've seen before and, while I think the technology is cool, the lack of any sort of HUD or visual feedback system makes them less than appealing in my opinion. In fact, given what these glasses actually do, I wonder if they needed to be glasses at all, and if some version of the same functionality could be offered in a different form factor.
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1 day ago |
howtogeek.com | Sydney Butler
Windows is the most popular operating system in the world, and you'll find it on almost every desktop, mobile, and handheld computer out in the wild. This has been the situation for years, and the OS has been a huge money-spinner for Microsoft. In fact, it's what put the company on the map. However, times are changing and I think there's a good case to be made that Microsoft shouldn't be charging money for its OS at all.
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2 days ago |
howtogeek.com | Sydney Butler
Computer-generated graphics (CG) have revolutionized what filmmakers can do these days. It seems the only limit is your imagination (and budget), because there are no practical challenges you need to overcome. Yet before CG was a thing, or at least advanced enough to play a major role in a movie, we had films that defied the imagination and brought places, people, and creatures to life using nothing but practical artistry.
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2 days ago |
howtogeek.com | Sydney Butler
Passive subwoofers lack built-in amplifiers, requiring an external amp for power. Active subwoofers are more convenient, cost-effective, and plug-and-play than passive options. Situations where passive subwoofers are preferred include custom home theaters, hi-fi setups, and pro audio systems. If you're on the lookout to add a subwoofer to your sound system, chances are you're mainly seeing active subwoofer options, and few if any passive ones.
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