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7 Netflix limited series with no cliffhangers, no cancellation risk, and a proper ending
Watch these series without fear.
These open-source browser extensions are the first things I install on any new machine
Your browser is only as good as the extensions running in it.
5 Gemini Gems everyone should build once and reuse forever
These Gems help you avoid the re-setup task and get consistent responses for your regular needs.
The 1000-year-old backstory behind your phone's Bluetooth icon
A medieval king somehow ended up immortalized next to Wi-Fi and your battery percentage.
[HomeLab #2] Everything I've self-hosted on my homelab, ranked by how much I adore them
I self-hosted dozens of apps on my homelab — these are the ones that stayed
Linux gets most open-source software first but these 5 tools stayed Windows-only
Great apps Linux users can't have yet.
4K Blu-ray is making a comeback at the worst possible time
Demand for physical media is heating up. Where are all the 4K UHD Blu-ray players?
Microsoft's Coreutils finally gave Windows the eight commands I was using Linux for
Eight commands that replaced WSL for almost everything I actually do.
How to tell whether your Android messages are actually using RCS — and what to do when they're not
Check if your texts are on RCS and fix drops.
I built my own Wayback Machine, and now I never lose web pages
ArchiveBox gave me timestamped, local copies of the pages I actually care about .
This free tool runs Windows apps on the Linux I already have — and it's not Wine
Might be time to pop a bottle.
Google Photos was wasting 15 gigabytes on things I never asked it to save
My photos weren't the problem — everything else was.
QR code scams are stealing from 26 million Americans — here's the ten-second check that stops them
Here's what to do to avoid quishing scams.
Your phone replaces 5 tools you probably still have in a drawer
You no longer need to buy a document scanner, level, magnifier and more, if you have your phone with you.
Futurama is back with the one change fans wanted
The legendary sci-fi comedy is still going strong, and returning to its original format.
Blowing into game cartridges never actually fixed them — here's what was really happening
Blowing into cartridges was gaming’s first universally accepted placebo.
I self-hosted one container and stopped needing half my bookmarked sites
I finally have a homepage worth opening.
6 Samsung features you won't find on any other Android phone
One UI extras other Android phones need to steal.
I stopped switching between 6 different apps once I realized this browser could do all of it
Vivaldi replaced my entire productivity stack.
Hidden Wi-Fi networks aren't hidden at all — I proved it with a single device
The SSID disappeared from ordinary Wi-Fi menus, but one association request revealed it in plain text.
