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Happy Labor Day, a day to not work and play video games. To celebrate, a new video was launched on Photics.TV. 👧🏽 How To Unlock The Ultra Annoying Schoolgirl In Crossy Road Castle Construction Tower — All Gems! The idea is to create a series of videos about unlocking the hidden characters in Crossy Road Castle on Apple Arcade.
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Photics.TV has been the main project during the summer, but I learned two things. First, creating high-quality tech videos is significantly more challenging than I thought. Second, it’s important to relax. That’s why a “Relaxing Videos” playlist was created, something to get me away from the computer — at least occasionally. If you can’t get outside right now, and you want to enjoy some serene scenes, perhaps this playlist can help you to unwind.
This article is available as a video on Photics.TV (YouTube). Part of determining the requirements for your web project is choosing which web browsers to support. So, while Internet Explorer is not quite dead yet, it’s really close. That’s the point of this article. If you’re having trouble deciding to include Internet Explorer in your next or current web project, here are 10 native web features that you can probably use if you drop support for Internet Explorer.
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A new version of the Apple TV 4K was released in May of 2021. It wasn’t immediately apparent to me why this new version was necessary, other than YouTube not working on the 2013 version of the Apple TV. Two months later, the reason was clear — literally. That’s the topic of a new video review on Photics.TV (YouTube). This new video is also the first in a series of tech reviews.
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Over at Photics.TV, a new series of videos has begun. In short, it’s a heroic tech support. Now that might sound like two entirely different things, but look at the world we live in today. It’s very informational and very technological. One of the biggest troubles of the modern age is managing all that data. In particular, we’re told “learn to code” but the specifics on accomplishing that objective is a bit fuzzy.