Chrome’s onward march to be the dominant web browser continues as Google recently released Chrome 64-bit for Windows. What this means is that this particular version of Chrome is optimized to run on Windows computers with 64-bit processors. Who Can Use Chrome 64-bit? Anyone who is using Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 on a computer with a 64-bit processor can use Chrome 64-bit. What’s the difference? I’m glad you asked. We can help you learn a lot more about the difference between a 32-bit and a 64-bit Windows operating system. First, make sure your computer is running the 64-bit version...

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If you had any lingering concerns that hybrid cars were boring, Peugeot just smashed them to bits. Its new Quartz crossover concept blends the muscular, offroad-ready profile of a small SUV with green powerplants and aerodynamics that could give...

A compilation of idle animation from 11 games (10 different series) by Youtuber Master0fHyrule.

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Being better than a Matrix sequel is not saying much, I know. But after recently re-watching the whole trilogy (and enjoying it!), it's still nuts how much better the first one was. The action sequences in the sequels may have been more insane but this 8-bit game version of The Matrix brings back more fond memories than the sequels do.

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Just need one word to describe this: Japan.

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After many changes and additions, artist Dirk Loechel has finally released what he says is the final version of his enormous spaceship size comparison chart. He has also added the ISS for scale on the top left of the picture. The space station is surrounded by a yellow frame to make it easier to find. Click the picture to see the chart in full resolution. (You have to magnify it 2 times after)

[Dirk Loechel]