From time to time, you may find yourself in a situation where your computer is full of files you no longer need and you need to free up some space. You’ve probably already searched for how to free up space on your PC and found all kinds of solutions, whether it’s a third-party app or … Read more
Summary Valve says it’s hard at work on Steam Deck 2, building on lessons from previous hardware. Valve wants Steam Deck 2 to be a significant upgrade, not just minor tweaks. The handheld computer is probably still years away; we expect a more powerful SoC, higher refresh displays, and OLED/LCD options. Remember when Valve first … Read more
Summary New “Grab and Move”: ALT+left click to drag and ALT+click to resize windows, like Linux. The Power Display System Tray tool adds brightness, contrast, and color profile controls; This might not work with some external monitors. Tool Tweaks: Command Palette Calculation/Pinning, Manual Key Manager Remaps, ZoomIt Scroll Capture, Image Resizer WinUI3. The latest PowerToys … Read more
I set up the Claude-Figma connector a while ago and it improved my design workflow enough that I started paying attention to what was available. Canva was the obvious next solution to try, partly because I’d been coming back to it lately for faster, lower-stakes graphics work — things Figma seems overkill for, like presentations. … Read more
When it comes to building a networking stack, the most common advice online is to ditch your ISP’s router for another (usually premium) option. After all, they tend to lack advanced features, use outdated firmware, and have the added risk of remote access backdoors, making them much worse than custom routers. But if you’re part … Read more
You flip the switch in BIOS, boot into Windows, open your GPU panel, and there it is: enabled. Resizable BAR, the feature that’s supposed to let your CPU access your GPU’s full memory buffer, is ready to go. Except sometimes, it just isn’t really enabled. Resizable BAR often shows up in BIOS menus, benchmark videos, … Read more
The default terminal experience in Windows has come a long way since the original command prompt. Windows Terminal was a huge improvement, bringing the operating system its first terminal emulator that felt truly modern, even putting it in the same league as what Linux had been offering for years. I was happy with Windows Terminal … Read more
The iCloud.com portal communicates directly with any of your connected Apple devices – iPhone, iPad or Mac. When you type a query, this device performs the search locally and returns the results to the browser. Concretely, Apple has set up a private and secure search engine. No index of your content is stored on Apple’s … Read more
The Google Pixel 11 series won’t arrive for several months. But some rumors are already circulating about Google’s next flagships. And one of these rumors concerns the design that Google could offer on these devices. Apparently, this year, the firm could make an important change, directly inspired by one of its competitors: Nothing. As a … Read more
Not only is hardware memory in short supply these days, but contextual memory—that is, conversational data exchanged with AI models—can also be a problem. Cloudflare’s answer to this particular problem is Agent Memory, a managed service for siphoning AI conversations when space is scarce and then reinjecting the data on demand. “This gives AI agents … Read more