Creality’s K1C goes head-to-head with the Bambu P1P.
Last June, I wrote how the government was helping Big Telecom squeeze out city-run internet, in no small part because many states have laws that ensure telecom dollars wind up in private hands! Thankfully, one fewer state is doing that now:
The magic word is udm=14. Here’s how to use it. It’ll even purge your Google search results of other annoyances, too.
WordPad and Tips, too. We knew they were dead, but the big Windows update coming this fall will nix them for good:
*Please note that Cortana, Tips, and WordPad are removed after upgrading to Windows 11, version 24H2.
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Deckmate was one of the first mounting systems for the Steam Deck, born from the maker community — its creator still lets you print most files for free.
But I will gladly pay $25 for its new Phone Mount, because it’s much more than that. It’s a do-anything mount with a magnet so strong, you can play on your fridge. Switch, Ally, and PlayStation Portal mounts available too.
The State Assembly has passed a bipartisan bill with zero votes against it. It has to pass the senate and governor next.
Louisiana passed its law in January, forcing Pornhub to scan government IDs. Pornhub told Gizmodo that traffic fell 80 percent in the state — claiming that seekers “migrated to darker corners of the internet that don’t ask users to verify age.”
