When it first debuted, DLSS was a promising technology. While far from perfect, it was a groundbreaking feature that helped RTX cards deliver more performance while handling demanding features like […]
This free LLM workspace made my chatbot setup look ridiculous
Three browser tabs, the same question pasted into each, and a lot of alt-tabbing to keep the answers straight. That is a normal way to compare AI models, and plenty […]
Sony came one fix away from making the perfect home entertainment center
I won’t blame anyone for never even looking at the PS5’s streaming and home entertainment side. While the ninth-gen PlayStation got a lot of marketing push for its cutting-edge APU […]
I get these emails every week, but they’re actually a scam
My inbox is a regular mish-mash of the useful, the pointless, and absolute bona fide scams. What surprises me is that I keep getting the same scams on repeat, even […]
This is the productivity app I’d recommend to someone who’s tired of productivity apps
Productivity apps often become projects in their own right. You start with a to-do list, then add a habit tracker, a calendar, a note system, maybe a mood journal, and […]
I tried the Google Maps rival nobody talks about, and it’s a refreshingly smart alternative
I’ve made no secret of my love for Google Maps over the years, as it has been a regular source of inspiration and provided reliable support on my many adventures. […]
I turned off these 4 settings, and it was like a free upgrade for my soundbar
Soundbars often sit somewhere between home cinema perfection and tinny built-in TV speakers. For a while, I was so happy with the performance boost my soundbar and subwoofer provided that […]
5 devices you can track with Google’s Find Hub that aren’t just your phone
Apple’s Find My network uses a crowdsourced coalition of over a billion active devices to help you find your lost or stolen items. It’s no wonder why the Apple AirTag […]
I used to SSH into my home server for everything until I installed these 3 containers
I’ve always treated SSH as the front door to my home servers. If I wanted to check on a Docker container, read its logs, edit a Compose file, or just […]
I turned NotebookLM into a better Quizlet by using these scientific learning techniques
The last time I used flashcards was in college. I always found that making cards turned into an activity in itself. It helped me cut my (bad) habit of rereading […]