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Switching from Gmail to Outlook sounds simple until you try it. Google lets you download your entire gmail email history through Google Takeout, but the file you get is in MBOX format. Microsoft Outlook cannot read MBOX files. You end up stuck with years of emails locked in a format your new email client refuses to open.

The same problem...

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Chromebooks have gotten way more capable lately. What started as basic web machines for students now handle real work, decent gaming, and Web3 browsers are starting to show up.

These browsers connect directly to blockchain networks and crypto platforms without needing extra software.

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People liked Chromebooks right away because they were simple, quick, and easy to use. People in school, work, and business liked them because they didn’t need a lot of software or a lot of setup.

Over time, Chromebooks have stayed safer than many other laptops, which have had problems with viruses and hackers. Chromebooks use something ...

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Chromebooks have grown far beyond simple browsing machines. With Linux support, Android apps, and cloud-native workflows, more creators are starting to use them for 3D work — especially Blender. But there’s one hard limit that even the best Chromebook can’t escape: local hardware.

Rendering a modern Blender scene requires:...

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Posters aren’t just on the walls; some are alive! Not literally, of course, but through the innovative choreography of design. You’ve seen them: a flyer that appears to sway, a poster expanding and contracting, an image that appears to hum.

These are not moving images, but telling stories, designs that create the illusion of motion with nothing but direction, light...

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