My company wants us to all use the energy recommendation settings in Windows 11 but I’m not sure I want to use them as is. How can I see the settings and tweak the settings for my own preferences instead of just accepting what are recommended?
Having just eaten a huge turkey dinner for Thanksgiving, I’m sitting lazily by my computer and wondering why turkey always makes me sleepy. I’ve heard that there’s something called triptofan (tryptofan? tryptophan?) in turkey that does this, but I’m skeptical. What’s the scoop, Dave?
Did you know that one in four people in the U.S. uses ride-sharing services at least once per month? That’s a lot of people and a lot of rides. But the segment isn’t limited to the U.S. market, you can use an app to get a ride from point A to point B just about anywhere in the world nowadays.
I know that when I go to take a photo of a QR Code, my phone can scan the code, but how do I scan a photo that I’ve already taken and saved on my phone? I’ve got an iPhone 12 if that makes a difference.
I really like having the weather show up in the Taskbar in the latest Windows 11! It accurately shows my current temperature and forecast, but is there a way I can change it to somewhere overseas?
Now that The Book of Boba Fett has finally launched on Disney+, I’m curious about how much overlap of both cast and crew there is with The Mandalorian. Is there some way to compare the two cast and crew lists to see who’s in both?
I’m so sick of the endless social pressure of likes on social media. I like posting content on Instagram for my friends, but it’s really hard not to get sucked into the “how many likes did it get?” validation game. Is there a way to post photos on Instagram but block or hide like counts to avoid this madness?
My family is really into Thanksgiving, which I’ve always liked as a holiday. Turkey, desserts, football, family, what’s not to like? This year, however, my kid sister was complaining that we should skip eating turkey because it has an abnormally high amount of “triptofan” [ed: it’s actually spelled tryptophan]. What is tryptophan and why should we avoid it?
