Futurama is a TV institution. The sci-fi comedy first premiered in 1999 on Fox, and has weathered many changes in the years since. It was canceled at least twice, once […]

For a while, 4K UHD Blu-ray was poised to fall into obscurity as a medium. The overwhelming majority of movie and TV watchers made the leap to streaming services, leaving […]

This last week, I replaced WSL with Microsoft’s Coreutils for my daily work. This meant natively running commands like ls, grep, find, cat, and the rest on Windows; the same […]

Ever since I switched to Pixel phones, I’ve used Google Photos like an invisible utility. It ran in the background, backed everything up, and quietly turned into a digital junk […]

If you use an Android phone, you probably count on Google Messages to handle your texting. You send high-resolution photos, watch typing indicators bounce in real time, and take it […]

Webpage archive tools like The Wayback Machine have rescued me from plenty of dead links, but it has one weakness that is unfortunately unavoidable. It can only recover a page […]

Running Windows applications on Linux can often turn out to be a challenge. For every game that works flawlessly under Wine or Valve’s Proton translation layer, there is always another […]

QR codes are cool, and they were supposed to make our lives convenient. Just a quick scan sends you to the intended destination, whether it’s a URL or media. However, […]

Somewhere in your house you probably have a drawer that contains certain household tools such as a bubble level, document scanner, a magnifying glass and maybe some others. Here’s the […]

If you owned a Nintendo Entertainment System, you probably remember this ritual by heart: cartridge in, blinking red light, cartridge out, lips to the slot, one hard exhale, cartridge back […]