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Your new tech is still stuck in the year 1970 — here's why
Source: Engadget - Technology News & Expert Reviews · Published
If you've ever seen an arbitrary date in 1970 on your non-Windows device, don't worry, it's not glitching. It was chosen during the development process.
If you've ever seen an arbitrary date in 1970 on your non-Windows device, don't worry, it's not glitching. It was chosen during the development process.
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