I hate scalpers, and Valve’s Steam Machine queue is exactly what we need
I hate scalpers. I especially hate scalpers when they swarm gaming hardware that already has limited availability. They buy it before regular customers and gamers can get a fair shot, and then relist it at cartoonish prices for the people who actually wanted to use it. We’ve seen this issue time and time again, but […]
How to Build a Claude Code-Powered Knowledge Base
as a programming tool. As a programming tool, it’s really amazing and does an incredible job, and has probably made me a multiple times over more efficient engineer. However, Claude Code can also be used for a lot of other super-useful application areas. You can use it for tasks such as creating presentations, which is […]
Those letters on printer ink cartridges mean something — and ignoring them is costing you money
When it’s time to replace empty printer ink, most people follow a routine they know well. You go down the office supply aisle or find an online store, look for your printer brand, match the colors it needs, and usually pick the box with the lowest initial price. This is a mistake. If you only […]
iOS 26.5 Just Dropped, and It Includes One Very Annoying New iPhone Change
After keeping things low-key with iOS 26.3, Apple rolled out a sizable update for iOS 26.4—especially for Apple Music users. That app’s UI now matches the art of the album you’re checking out; you can use AI to generate new playlists, and find upcoming concerts by the artists you’re listening to directly in the app. […]
iOS End-To-End Encrypted RCS Messaging Begins Rolling Today In Beta
With today’s release of iOS 26.5, Apple has begun rolling out beta support for end-to-end encrypted RCS messaging. As with all things RCS, there are some basic requirements both you and the recipient of your messages will need to fulfill before you messages are secured in transit. First, you’ll need an iPhone running iOS 26.5 connected to […]
Texas sues Netflix for allegedly spying on your data—how does it affect your service?
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued Netflix over claims it not only spies on you by collecting data without your permission but has also designed its service to keep you hooked — and your kids. According to the lawsuit, Netflix claims that it doesn’t gather “extensive” user data but is actually tracking sensitive behavior […]
Google Announces Its First-Ever Discovery Of A Zero-Day Exploit Made With AI
Michael Vi/Shutterstock We can now add cybercrimes to the list of growing concerns associated with artificial intelligence. Google’s Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) said it discovered, for the first time ever, a threat actor using a zero-day exploit that it believes was developed by AI.” Zero-day vulnerabilities are often the most dangerous since they’re unknown to […]
This free app fixed what Netflix, Max, and Prime still get wrong
We now have access to more TV shows than ever before. The days of having a few channels to choose from and only watching what’s on, when it’s on, are a distant memory. Streaming services mean that there are untold bounties at our fingertips at any given moment, and they’re great at showing off their […]
The FCC Received Hundreds of Complaints About Bad Bunny’s ‘Vulgar’ Super Bowl Performance
Even before Bad Bunny took to the field, his Super Bowl halftime performance drew controversy, especially from MAGA influencers upset over the Puerto Rican star’s comments against Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the fact that he sings in Spanish. Following the performance, which was watched by more than 128 million people, those complaints continued—but they […]
What is the release date for Half Man episode 4 on HBO Max and BBC iPlayer?
Who else is feeling physically sick every time they tune into Half Man? That’s testament to Richard Gadd’s incredible character creation, but my word is Ruben absolutely vile. As we’re finding out, the show follows brothers Niall (Jamie Bell) and Ruben (Gadd) through 30 years of their lives, exploring the highs and lows of their […]