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April Fools' Day, celebrated on April 1st, involves executing clever pranks on friends and family. The article provides creative, harmless prank ideas, such as a "broken" remote control, fake bugs ...

Here are a few pranks you might try. 1. ‘Switch’ a Linux PC to Windows This is always my favorite prank for this time of year because of the horror it tends to elicit in its Linux-using victims. A few ...

April Fools Day is on April 1. The day is marked by fun pranks and tricks to bring laughter. The article suggests various prank ideas such as changing cereal, colourful toilets, fake broken phone ...

Mini PCs too small for a dedicated GPU are never going to be gaming powerhouses. But there's still huge appeal in cramming full PC functionality into a tiny box. Add a flip-up touchscreen, CNC ...