If you are about to buy, or just purchased a Remarkable Paper Pro Move, the new small color Remarkable paper tablet (I own one, review here) you may be looking for a cheaper case than the official ones. You’re in luck, there are cheaper Remarkable Paper Pro Move cases available. Learn about cheap Remarkable Paper […]
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I’m a big fan of Remarkable. I looked on with envy when I first say the Remarkable 1, jumped at the chance to get a Remarkable 2 (and continue to use and hack the pen and sleep screen to this day). I held out on getting the Remarkable Paper Pro, color was cool – but
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I own the 2025 Microsoft Surface Laptop 13 (model 2095), the Snapdragon X1+ powered variant with Copilot+. It’s my second Windows ARM laptop (I own an aging Lenovo ARM). I like Windows ARM laptops, they’re lightweight, fanless, and battery life is phenomenal. But, dare I say, unlike MacBooks finding a protective case has been a
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A few nights ago, mid work, something odd happened on my Windows PC: white text in the top-right corner of my screen showing FPS, GPU, CPU, and LAT. I had no idea why? My first thought. Malware. Or maybe a rogue browser extension. Cue the troubleshooting spiral. What I Checked: Browser extensions: Disabled everything. No
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If you’re using the 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard with macOS, you may notice the default key mapping feels follow the Windows standard. Unfortunately, 8BitDo’s software is Windows only, the good news though, is macOS includes everything you need to remap the keys natively. This guide walks you through how to remap the Win and Alt
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If you own a Fisher & Paykel Fridge with a water dispenser, you may be met with a mysterious red light on your water dispenser that looks kind of like a red circle with ice cubes (see my very bad photo). This light has nothing to do with ice cubes, it’s not a warranty or
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I own a Windows 11 laptop and it started freezing randomly – the issue was truly random, which made troubleshooting hard. Was it a connected USB device, a power issue, a BIOS update? I bracing myself for the worst case scenarios – rollback updates and failing that, a full system restore. But, there was a
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A quick post to help other owners of the JLAB Epic Mechanical Keyboard and JLab Go. JLAB Keyboards are great value, I mainly use the JLab Epic Mechanical Keyboard which is a multi OS/multi device mechanical keyboard – it works on Windows, MacOS, and Android. This means the keys can switch between CMD/ALT and OPT/Start
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Best Paid Skype Number Alternative: Voip.MS If you’re looking for a solid alternative to Skype, VoIP.ms is the best I have found. It’s flexible, with no contracts, and operates on a per-minute basis, which can be really handy for more occasional use. A US number costs just $0.85 per month, making it a very affordable.
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If you’re still using Authy for 2FA/MFA, it’s time to stop. While it was once considered one of the better 2FA/MFA solutions, its lack of an export function, security concerns, and service failures make it clear that Authy is a liability. Worse, it’s owned by Twilio, a company with a troubling track record of security
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I’ve recently become (mildly) obsessed in making clocks out of old kindles and ran into an issue with it correctly offseting for daylight savings time. If you have want to donate an old kindle to someone who could make good use of it, please contact me. To set the time, I was using the POSIX
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