Postgres has the spreadsheet-style interface it was always missing, and it’s free
Postgres is one of the best databases in the world, but it has never been welcoming for newcomers. Like every…
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This Windows Search setting used more resources than every startup app on my PC
When you face performance issues on your Windows PC, one of the first pieces of advice you’re likely to hear…
8 useful things you can plug into your car’s 12V outlet
Your car’s 12V outlet is probably one of its most overlooked features. While many drivers only use it for an…
Raspberry Pi now has official instructions for building a cyberdeck
Cyberdecks have been wildly popular with DIY enthusiasts for a good reason: you can build a portable computer that does…
I found a Pixel setting that matters more than animation scale
For years, Android users have been sneaking into the Developer Options to make their phones feel faster—this article is not…
The touchscreen trend in cars has gone too far, and this BMW proves it
BMW’s latest electric SUV shows just how far the automotive industry has pushed its touchscreen obsession. Its enormous infotainment display…
My morning RSS digest now runs on local AI, and I’ll never go back to NotebookLM
With rare exception, I start my day by skimming a handful of RSS feeds specific to my interests and my…
Deploy Known Issue Rollback (KIR) using Group Policy in Windows Server
In this post, we will see, what is Known Issue Rollback (KIR) on Windows and how to deploy Known Issue…
Outlook Reactions not showing or working [Fix]
Reactions in Outlook is a simple and easy way to send a quick reaction to an email. When you receive…
I replaced my app drawer with hand-drawn gestures, and I’m never going back
Android launchers share one thing in common: you get a list or grid of app icons to launch. Of course,…