Add F*cking to Your Google Searches to Neutralize AI Summaries
Google will probably close this loophole soon enough. Source : Add F*cking to Your Google Searches to Neutralize AI Summaries
Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answer for January 27 (#596)
Connections is a game from the New York Times that challenges you to find the association between words. It sounds easy, but it isn’t—Connections categories can...
Steam Deck Transformed Into Screen-Less ‘Steam Brick’
The portable handheld PC market has skyrocketed with the Steam Deck exploding in popularity. But what if you made a handheld… well, not a handheld? Someone...
Signal Messenger Has a New Way to Link Devices
Signal is releasing a new feature that lets users move their message and media history when they connect a new desktop or iPad to their account....
The Pebble Smartwatch Is Trying To Come Back
Eric Migicovsky, the founder of the old smartwatch company Pebble, is bringing the brand back with help from Google. Migicovsky, who still uses a Pebble watch,...
Magic: The Gathering’s Digital Double Strategy Finally Brought Me Back to the Game
Magic: The Gathering has managed to do pretty well for itself in a world of video games and instant digital gratification. I’ve been out of the...
Galaxy S25 vs. Galaxy S23: What Difference Does Two Years Make?
Samsung’s Galaxy S25 brings several improvements in performance, cameras, and on-device AI experiences, but are they enough to upgrade from the two-year-old Galaxy S23? Let’s find...
5 Reasons to Use a Personal Website Instead of LinkedIn
Social media sites promised that we could network and make connection with people, but the truth is that sites like LinkedIn only benefit a handful of...
Here’s Why I’ll Never Buy a Cellular Tablet Again
My first few iPads (I’ve had many) were all cellular models and I used that feature extensively. However, times have changes, and the case for a...
You Can Fire Off Hot Takes With Confidence Thanks to ‘Cancel Culture Insurance’
An insurance firm is offering celebs an insurance policy that inludes a 24/7 hotline and crisis management services. Source : You Can Fire Off Hot Takes...
