ChrisH1

Not all devices support it. My LG Smart TV only supports FAT32. Still, it's an antique, being 7 years old, so newer ones may be better.

Better hope that sucker doesn't short out ... "bazaaarp!", hey my phone just liquified.

Oh contrary mong bong amee, NTFS started with Windows NT 3.1, released 27 July 1993. While it was used in Windows 2000, that didn't come...

Simple mafs: My antique Tesla gets 4.5km per kWh but let's say 5 to make it easy. And say they can get the 1000km range. That makes it a...

America being what it is, I would advise against that on purely pragmatic grounds. There will undoubtedly be some unfortunate children...

Well, that's helpful and a good use of money.

Sure, they'll be safe there in those caves a few hundred meters underground, but what are they going to do that's a good reason for...

Given everything in computers is binary and involves 8 bit words I would have gone for 1024 layers; there must be some synergy in there...

Good job. pcEM runs Win3.1 (and 95 and 98 and DOS 2-7) but does need a bit of tech intervention. Still, it runs them pretty well.

There is a considerable difference in Potential Energy between low earth orbit where the ISS is, about 300km up, and being free of...

I’m an ev enthusiast and early adopter. However, I have to disagree with this article. Range anxiety is not about how fast you can get...

My wireless mouse and keyboard run off standard alkalines, and the batteries go flat so rarely I forgot it was a possibility last time...

The techspot article only a few postings away from this one, ‘Telcos sitting on a goldmine of buried copper wire’ suggests a certain...

Not saying young people never die, and my sympathies if someone close to you has, but as a percentage thing if you're young, the...