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Docker runs containers with root privileges by default, and that's a bigger risk than most people realize
Docker's default root setup turns one vulnerable container into a full system compromise
I stopped uploading sensitive PDFs to Adobe after finding a self-hosted tool that does everything Acrobat charges for
Why pay 20 bucks a month when you can get a more private option for free?
I rebuilt my Claude Code workflow around its creator's advice, and the difference surprised me
It's time to stop spoon-feeding Claude
Knicks owner faces fan backlash after tricking MSG staff with a fake championship ring phishing test
There's cybersecurity testing, and then there's just plain cruelty.
Home Cards offers a straightforward Obsidian homepage alternative without the fluff
It offers smart customization out of the gate and surprising feature depth.
I cancelled 5 expensive subscriptions thanks to these underrated Samsung apps
The best replacements were already installed.
Gemini Notebook read my car’s 150-page manual, and I found features I didn’t know I’d paid for
Half of what Gemini found was real.
Someone actually got macOS 27 running on a Snapdragon X2 Elite, and it works surprisingly well
It's choppy, but it works.
This underrated Docker app is the productivity powerhouse my homelab needed
Three productivity giants, one unexpected replacement.
I ran Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor on the same AI model, and the tool mattered more than I expected
Almost every part of the process changed, except the end result
I ditched 4 expensive desktop apps for free open-source alternatives, and I wish I'd done it sooner
Ditching sky-high subscriptions has never been easier
The perfect Android app for keeping track of my items was hiding in plain sight
The app I needed to help me find my items without requiring a tracker was already there.
Claude Code's creator says better prompts need just 3 things, so I tested his approach
Maybe we've been overthinking prompting all along
Arc browser is getting the axe as its creator goes all-in on AI with Dia
The popular productivity-focused web browser is sunsetting on December 22nd.
Windows already has a screen recorder, OCR, clipboard history, and an antivirus that people still pay third-parties for
If you're paying for these tools, you're paying twice over
Logseq moved my notes out of Markdown files, and that's exactly why I'm sticking with Obsidian
I want my notes to outlive my apps
I ditched Google Translate for a local model running on my GPU, and it works offline too
I'm getting more out of my gaming hardware than ever before
I moved every 2FA code out of Google and Microsoft Authenticator, and losing my phone isn't a disaster anymore
Bitwarden and Vaultwarden changed my life for the better
LibreOffice was downloaded 9.4 million times over the last 8 weeks, with 2026's stats already beating 2025
Here's hoping for 2027 to look the same.