What is the Difference Between Numbered and Non-Numbered Pentium Processors?

What is the Difference Between Numbered and Non-Numbered Pentium Processors?: "With the variety in names and so-called types of Pentium processors over the years, it can be a little bit confusing knowing the differences between them all. With that in mind, today’s SuperUser Q&A post has some answers to a curious reader’s question about numbered and non-numbered Pentium processors."



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Google Is About To Take Over Your Whole Life, And You Won't Even Notice | Co.Design | business + design

Google Is About To Take Over Your Whole Life, And You Won't Even Notice | Co.Design | business + design: "GOOGLE'S NEW DESIGN ETHOS, LIVING ON AND BEYOND EVERY SCREEN, COULD MAKE GOOGLE AN AMORPHOUS PROBLEM SOLVER OF UNIMAGINABLE SCALE."



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How (and Why) to Change Your MAC Address on Windows, Linux, and Mac

How (and Why) to Change Your MAC Address on Windows, Linux, and Mac: "Each network interface on your computer or any other networked device has a unique MAC address. These MAC addresses are assigned in the factory, but you can change, or “spoof,” MAC addresses in software.

MAC stands for “media access control.” MAC addresses are also commonly referred to as physical addresses or hardware addresses, because they correspond to a hardware adapter."



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Windows 8.1 Guide: Making the Start Screen Fit Your Needs

Windows 8.1 Guide: Making the Start Screen Fit Your Needs: "So what’s the deal? We all know Vista was a disaster, but then the company released Windows 7, and everything seemed forgiven. However, in the case of Start screen, we’re now already using Windows 8.1, update 1 (technically something of a service pack). Microsoft has clearly made a concerted effort to appeal to desktop users, but the Start screen still continues to get no love."



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How to Create Saved Search Folders on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X

How to Create Saved Search Folders on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X: "All mainstream desktop operating systems include powerful search features. They all offer the ability to create a “saved search,” which functions as a virtual folder. The saved search folder appears to contain the files that match your search."



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