For as long as there has been widespread usage of computers in the workplace, there’s been talk of the “paperless office” in which everything takes place on screens instead of on stacks of paper. But there’s a problem: Offices just can’t seem to give up paper for good, still viewing it as an essential medium for conveying information. (Or at least something to use for the “Not working” signs that periodically need to be pinned to the photocopier. Read More...
On the Aug. 15 episode of 'The Bachelorette,' viewers discovered that Gabby Windey will go into hometowns will only three contestants.
Source: ABCSpoiler alert: This article contains mild spoilers for the upcoming hometowns episode of The Bachelorette Season 19, as well as spoilers for those aren't caught up on the most recent episode.
We can't believe how quickly Season 19 of The Bachelorette is flying by!
On the Aug. 15 episode, our beautiful and energetic co-leads headed to the Netherlands alongside their remaining suitors. Read More...
While Intel’s integrated GPUs have made immense strides over the past decade, there’s been one particular legacy they’ve been unable to break free from: OEM driver locking. Due to the large degree of customization and optimization that OEMs sometimes do to their systems, some OEMs have insisted on having video drivers “locked” to their platforms, so that only video drivers that they’ve customized and distributed can be installed.
This structure has always offered at least a modicum of utility, ensuring that newer drivers don’t break things or otherwise interfere with those system customizations. Read More...
