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So, AI is officially that coworker—you know, the one who makes the slackers look good but somehow messes up the experts. That's the takeaway from a study by Stanford University, where researchers found that while AI can turbocharge the productivity of less experienced employees, it might actually cause seasoned pros to drop the ball.
If you grew up playing Trolls (1992) on MS-DOS, you probably remember its quirky platforming action, vibrant visuals, and of course, that catchy intro theme. There's something about old-school video game music that sticks with you, and I couldn't resist picking up my guitar to give the Trolls intro theme a fresh new spin. Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering this hidden gem, let's dive into a little retro gaming nostalgia—with some guitar shredding on the side!
If you grew up in the early '90s, you might remember Trolls, the vibrant side-scrolling platformer developed by Capstone Software for MS-DOS. Well, guess what? It's back! Thanks to the magic of modern web technology, you can now play Trolls right in your browser—no downloads, no emulators, just pure retro gaming goodness. And the best part? It works across all devices, including desktops, tablets, and even mobile phones.
Ever struggled with removing backgrounds from images? We've all been there—spending hours trying to cut out objects manually or dealing with complicated software like Photoshop. But what if I told you there's an easier, faster, and completely free way to do it? Meet LEMON Background Remover—the one-click AI tool that removes backgrounds in seconds!
Ah, Visual Basic 6 (VB6). If you were writing software in the late '90s or early 2000s, you probably have some fond (or maybe traumatic) memories of this classic IDE. Back in the day, VB6 was the go-to tool for rapid application development. It was quick, it was simple, and it let developers build Windows applications without breaking a sweat. Released in 1998, it reigned supreme until Microsoft decided to push .NET and eventually dropped support for it in Visual Studio.
