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The fix for my awful streaming problems was hiding on my router all along

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Oct 21, 2026

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I pay for a 300Mbps internet connection, which should be more than enough for streaming movies, watching YouTube, and keeping all my devices connected. Yet, occasionally, I’d find myself staring at a buffering screen instead of enjoying whatever I was watching.

If you compare laptop batteries by mAh, you’re probably doing it wrong

Oct 21, 2026

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One key specification to look for when buying a laptop is battery capacity, often measured in mAh (milliamp-hours). The obvious implication is that the higher the mAh, the bigger the battery.

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Intelligence predicts charitable giving and voting in massive Swedish study

Oct 21, 2026

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People with higher cognitive abilities are more likely to engage in actions that benefit society, such as donating to charity, voting in elections, and buying environmentally friendly vehicles. These findings suggest that general intelligence plays a direct role in driving cooperative, socially minded actions. The research was published in The Economic Journal. Humans are uniquely...

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