Unlocking the Best of Both Worlds: How to Run macOS and Windows 10 on a Single Computer In the world of personal computing, the debate between Mac and PC has raged for decades. Each operating system boasts a legion of loyal fans, and for good reason. macOS is renowned for its elegant design, user-friendly interface, […]
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The Uncomfortable Truth About Apple’s China Strategy Just one day after being publicly lambasted by the U.S. Attorney General for being “acquiescent to the Chinese Communists,” Apple cut the ribbon on a new megastore in Beijing. The timing was so audacious, it felt like a scene from a political satire. But this was no parody;
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The ‘Sounds’ of Space as NASA’s Cassini Dives by Saturn Space, the final frontier, is often described as a silent, empty void. But what if we told you that space is not silent at all? What if we told you that it is filled with a symphony of strange and wonderful sounds, from the crackle
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Broke a Glass? Someday You Might 3-D-Print a New One We’ve all been there. That sickening crunch as a favorite drinking glass, a cherished vase, or a critical piece of a coffee maker shatters into a million pieces. The frustration is real, and the only solution has been to sweep up the shards and head
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What Moves Gravel-Size Gypsum Crystals Around the Desert? A massive whirlwind, known as a “gravel devil,” sweeps across the Salar de Gorbea in the Atacama Desert, Chile. These powerful vortices are strong enough to lift and transport large gypsum crystals. Image credit: Kathleen Benison. The world’s deserts are full of mysteries. From the shifting sands
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Under Siege: Why Scientists Are Taking to the Streets to Defend Our Future In an unprecedented wave of mobilization, scientists across the United States and beyond are trading their lab coats for protest signs. From the bustling streets of Washington D.C. to the campuses of major universities, a clear and urgent message is being sent:
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The Surprising Truth About Escalators: Why You Shouldn’t Walk It’s an unwritten rule of public transportation, a silent agreement shared by commuters in bustling cities worldwide: on an escalator, you stand on the right and walk on the left. This simple etiquette seems to make perfect sense, allowing those in a hurry to dash past
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