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The Browser Choice Alliance fired a shot across Microsoft’s bow this week, and it is about time. A coalition of browser developers (Vivaldi, Brave, Waterfox, and several smaller forks) has filed a…
I care less about feature lists and more about friction. If a tool saves me two clicks every morning, that matters more than a flashy launch video. That is the lens I…
I have been running Office 2019 on a Mac Mini for about three years. The license was a one-time purchase, the apps launched, the documents opened, and the workflow was fine. Starting…
Bungie dropped a grenade worth grinding for, and it is not the kind you throw once and forget. The Shatter Grenade is the fresh Stasis ability added in the Monument of Triumph…
I have been running a fresh Windows 11 install on a test box for about three weeks now, and the first thing that drove me up the wall was the search box.…
I have been hearing rumors about an OpenAI code hosting platform for about a month. My first reaction was the same as everyone else in the small Discord I lurk in: why…
I used to think the camera app that came preinstalled on my Android phone was fine. It took photos, recorded video, and had a button that looked like a shutter. What more…
I switched my daily driver to Linux Mint about two years ago after a stretch of macOS that left me wanting more control over my own machine. The first week, I was…
I have been running some flavor of Debian or Ubuntu on a personal machine for around fifteen years. Synaptic (the GTK graphical package manager that used to ship by default on Debian-based…
I spent a long weekend flashing PocketBlue onto a spare Pixel 7a. PocketBlue is a community project that builds immutable Fedora images (an “immutable” image is one where the root filesystem is…
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