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I blocked my smart TV from reaching the internet, and it actually loads apps faster now

Your smart TV likes to pretend that it's capable of running apps like a smartphone or PC, but it's more than likely horrifically underpowered, both in terms of software and hardware. I have a Samsung RU7100 from 2019, making it almost seven years old at this point. It's not ancient by any means, but it's notably behind the trend compared to newer screens. Still, this entry-le...


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Ignoring SSD firmware updates can hurt performance and even your data

Just like your motherboard, your SSD has firmware that governs every drive operation. You might never have updated your drive's firmware, or even have known it existed — you could be suffering due to outdated firmware without even being aware of it. Up-to-da...


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I thought AI was just for chat – until I used it to automate Excel and PowerPoint

I used to treat AI like a glorified search engine — something to help me draft a quick email or summarize an article. That changed when I started integrating AI directly into my Office suite.


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This Surfshark VPN discount makes it cheap and easy to browse the internet securely, no matter the device

Some folks are looking to go all out when it comes to protection while surfing the web. If you're not really sure how deep you want to dive, or just want something simple to start with, we think a VPN is going to be a good option. You get...


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I switched to a tiling window manager, and I can't go back to floating windows

I used to assume the pressure I felt during the day came from the amount of work on my plate. But I noticed I had a pattern of opening a browser, a terminal, chats, notes, and before doing any meaningful work, I was arranging everything. Resize. Move. Line up. Adjust again. It was pretty constant.


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