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The one command you should never let Claude Code or Codex run
AI coding agents can move fast—but one careless rm -rf command can erase files, projects, or worse. Here’s why you should block it before your next vibe-coding session.News
PC building is more fun when you have no idea what you’re doing
A strange little hacker gadget reminded me that confusion, failure, and experimentation were always the best parts of building computers.News
Why uninstalling a Windows 11 app might not free up any storage
Think you freed up space by uninstalling a Windows app? If it came from the Microsoft Store, it might still be sitting on your disk.News
Microsoft warns hotel/airport Wi-Fi is being hijacked to steal your login
Microsoft says Russian hackers are exploiting public Wi-Fi networks to intercept Microsoft account logins and install malware.Feature
How to watch the NFL without cable—and spend as little as possible
Compare sports bundles, antennas, standalone apps, and Sunday Ticket to find the cheapest way to watch the NFL in 2026.Feature
Your Gmail storage problem probably isn’t Gmail
Now that Google has consolidated Google Gmail, Drive, and Photos into a single shared store of data, the biggest threat to going over your storage quota isn't an email, but that funny video you took two summers ago.News
Hold up. Is the year of Linux actually happening?
StatCounter data shows that the market share of the Linux operating system has tripled since May, climbing to over ten percent in the United States.News Analysis
The AI hacking tests keep escaping the lab
This time, it was third-party AI testers that spotted Claude and GPT models trying to hack real companies and organizations.News
Microsoft silently deleted its 'ideal' 32GB RAM advice for Windows 11
As RAM prices soar, Microsoft deleted Windows 11 support pages recommending 32GB of RAM—even though it still runs best with that much.News
Windows 11 26H2 arrives in October. Here's why you shouldn't skip it
Windows 11 26H2 will arrive in October 2026 as a tiny enablement update. Here's why you'll want to install it despite few new features.Feature
I capped my 240Hz monitor at 120 FPS. My GPU thanked me for it
Cutting my gaming monitor's refresh rate in half barely changed my gameplay, but it dropped GPU power draw by up to 80W.News
Microsoft denies Windows 11 secretly spies on you every 15 minutes
Microsoft addressed a viral spying claim about a Windows 11 service, admitting its current description needs to be clearer.News
Leaked images reveal the first Googlebook. It's a Lenovo
Leaked press images show the Lenovo Googlebook 15, the first real hardware look at Google's upcoming Chromebook replacement.News
This August 11 deadline could cut off your Windows Insider builds
Microsoft is requiring Windows Insiders to update Secure Boot certificates by August 11th, 2026, or lose access to new preview builds.News
Microsoft wants iPhone-Windows clipboard sync. Apple's on board
Copying text on your iPhone and pasting it on Windows could soon work automatically, but only for EU users, and not until 2027.Feature
I’ve used multiple monitors for 20 years. Here's what actually matters
From matching pixel density to choosing the right monitor arms, these are the five decisions that make a multi-monitor setup feel seamless.News
Windows 11's most-requested feature just showed up in a preview build
Microsoft's new Windows 11 Insider build finally lets you move the taskbar to the top, left, or right edge—five years after Windows 11 launched.News
No, Linux didn't actually hit 10% market share. Blame bots
Statcounter says Linux desktop share doubled to 10% in months. Cloudflare's human-only traffic data tells a very different story.Feature
OpenAI’s AI broke out. It’s time for digital disaster planning
The scariest part of OpenAI’s rogue AI hack wasn’t the AI.Feature