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Most free PDF apps have a major problem, which is that they don’t let you edit text. Originally, that was the idea behind the PDF format: a way to preserve […]

Homelabs tend to have a predictable life cycle. I love rescuing big servers, enjoying the extra cores and memory, then I remember why I downsized last time. An array of […]

There’s a certain kind of Windows annoyance that isn’t serious enough to justify hunting down an app for it. Maybe I want a shortcut that turns down whatever program I’m […]

There’s a paradox about podcast discovery that always bothers me: I want to explore new shows and ideas, but most apps keep recommending the same ones in a loop. It’s […]

The default Settings app in Windows 11 is functional, but it’s quite limited compared to something like the classic Control Panel. It certainly gets the job done for most Windows […]

For years, Android has given you multiple display options to turn your phone’s screen into a smart home hub, a digital photo frame, or even a customizable clock while it’s […]

For years, my Raspberry Pi was the default answer whenever I needed a tiny, low-power computer. It ran web services, network utilities, and automation scripts without turning my desk into […]

I’ve been gaming on Windows for as long as I can remember, with Windows XP being the first proper OS I got to try out. It’s only (relatively) recently that […]

Summary Firefox for Android adds a free built‑in VPN with 50GB/month; rolling out to users. It’s a TLS‑encrypted Fastly proxy (not a full VPN); routes only Firefox browser traffic and […]

Samsung gives you a massive display, but your thumb barely uses any of it. Swipe down for notifications, swipe up for apps, and that’s about it. The rest of the […]