So I can use something like tomsguide.com or any website with IT news or information articles as source to cite in the paper? Can I use these only and not scientific research papers? Thank you. Source: about 1 year ago

While researching a comparison between Xfinity Mobile and Verizon I encountered an article on tomsguide.com that said that I can not even access 5G on Verizon at the current plan level... AND... That I am already being deprioritized during busy times. The same article mentioned that Xfinity automatically allows 5G as long as you have the compatible phone.... And for considerably less than Verizon. And in addition... Source: about 1 year ago

Hi, I want to receive e-mails for Tech deals on Tomsguide.com. They only offer subscriptions to their whole website, not specific sections of it. Is it possible for me to get e-mails for the posts in the deals section? If yes, then how? I checked the RSS but I don't understand if I can segregate the deals section from the whole RSS. Source: about 1 year ago

I got this off tomsguide.com. It's technically for last season but I would imagine it's still relevant for this coming season:. Source: almost 2 years ago

I was reading about Plantronics BackBeat GO 600 on tomsguide.com which are the highest rated. Then I found Sennheiser 206 on amazon for $19, but the reviews are pretty bad. Members have recommended some by monoprice, as well. Source: over 2 years ago

Hello everyone, I have previously used mkusb and mkusb-dus on Ubuntu to make live USB sticks for various distros. However, I can't find that version available for Arch. I've found the githubversion on the AUR, but the github version clearly states that it is NOT related to Ubuntu's version. Does anyone know if I can somehow get Ubuntu's version "do USB stuff" on Arch? Source: about 3 years ago