Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answer for February 2nd (#602)
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...
I Want to Love It, but Apple’s Genmoji Has a Major Problem
Notification summaries might be a useful feature for AI to tackle, but the true star of Apple Intelligence is Genmoji. Creating your own emoji pictures on...
Companion’s Director and Cast on Its Gruesome Finish and Future
Drew Hancock, Sophie Thatcher, and Jack Quaid tell all about Companion and setting up its bloody start and finish. Source : Companion’s Director and Cast on...
Linux Gaming: Do You Need to Wait for Vulkan Shaders?
If you’re a Linux gamer, you’re probably used to all your more graphics-intensive games needing to “process Vulkan shaders.” There’s a button right there, though, that...
7 Ways to Transfer Files Between Windows Computers
Did you just buy a new Windows device and want to transfer data from your old computer? Or perhaps you have multiple laptops or PCs and...
I Tried FreeBSD as a Desktop in 2025. Here’s How It Went
FreeBSD has a reputation as a great server OS, but also as a difficult-to-install desktop. I decided to put that theory to the test with a...
Critical Role Preps a New Spinoff As Campaign 3 Winds Down
The Bells Hells’ exploits are coming to an end, but Critical Role team’s still got more stories they want to tell. Source : Critical Role Preps...
Stop Ignoring the Home, End, Page Up, and Page Down Buttons
Even if you grew up around computers, you may have no idea what the Home, End, PgUp, and PgDn keys actually do. I used to think...
10 Sentimental Digital Gifts Guaranteed to Make Your Loved One Cry This Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and hopefully, you’ve got a spectacular day planned, complete with chocolate and presents. But before you wrap things up,...
How to Install PowerShell on Linux
You may think of PowerShell as the command-line interface and scripting language on Windows, did you know that you can use it on Linux? Here’s how...
