Small design variations make a big difference.
‘Scuderia Ferrari’ is changing its name to ‘Scuderia Ferrari HP,’ and HP’s logo will appear on the cars from Maranello for the Miami Grand Prix in May.
I can’t see it being on the wheels like McLaren’s Google logo, but at least it’s not a cigarette brand in camouflage.
First discovered decades ago, it’s getting noticed again thanks to social media, says NPR. But now there’s a small group of hobbyists currently working to preserve this unique part of computer history. They’ve found all sorts of microscopic drawings: an owl, a smiley face, and even Waldo.
Final shipments to vendors end on June 28th, 2024. I doubt this has anything to do with certain PC games crashing, but my partner did recently exchange his brand new Core i9-13900K because he was having the same issue. The 12th-gen K-series chips seem to be sticking around, too, at least for now. Curious...
If you parse through hundreds of rows and columns every day for work, you know how much of a pain in the butt it is scrolling past the data you need. But now, with smooth scrolling, Google Sheets will actually stop scrolling where you need it to instead of snapping to a specific cell (Excel added it a few years ago).
I’m in and out of benchmark data all the time, and this tiny change has already made Sheets so much more pleasant to use.
The 13-inch and 15-inch Air are better than ever, but Apple needs to do something about the upgrade funnel.
