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This classic Christmas movie is a must-watch—but its sequel is even better
about 3 hours ago
When the holidays roll around, one festive flick is at the top...
Target's system collapse was the Grinch that (almost) stole Christmas
about 4 hours ago
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This 3-year-old sedan outperforms most new cars in reliability
about 4 hours ago
When people talk about the best used sedans, the conversation usually sticks...
3 reasons I regret buying a cheap power supply
about 5 hours ago
When I built my first fully custom PC in 2017, I made...
Gaming phones never took off (and it's probably for the best)
about 5 hours ago
Gaming phones were all the rage from around 2017 to 2020—ROG Phone...
Valve quietly discontinued the cheapest Steam Deck model
about 5 hours ago
Valve has quietly pulled the plug on the cheapest Steam Deck model...
5 ways your Home Assistant server can use an air quality monitor
about 6 hours ago
Ever since I added an air quality monitor to my Home Assistant...
5 Husky tools from Home Depot you'll love
about 7 hours ago
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NotebookLM turning your notes into spreadsheets after this Gemini 3 upgrade
about 7 hours ago
NotebookLM is officially moving up to Gemini 3, bringing significant upgrades to...
Side projects aren’t required, here’s what makes you a "real" developer
about 7 hours ago
Are you tired of seeing people say that you have to have...
This hidden sensor is why Pixels can do things other Android phones can’t
about 7 hours ago
The vast majority of phones feature exactly two things on the back...
Don’t use a Raspberry Pi as a media server (use this instead)
about 8 hours ago
Just because you can use a Raspberry Pi as a media server...