Month: July 2026

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After moving and obtaining a new health diagnosis, I made a few changes to my WFH setup. Here’s what changed (and why).

After a CrowdStrike update caused millions of Windows PCs worldwide to crash in July 2024, Microsoft announced the Windows Resiliency Initiative. The new Point-in-time Restore feature is a key part of that.

My new favorite use of Android Auto happens outside my car. Here’s why.

At the Open Source Summit in Mumbai, Torvalds discusses the pain and power of AI in the kernel, and why Linux no longer supports ‘museum’ technology.

Sony’s Bravia Theater Trio arrives in a unique form and doesn’t let traditional home theater rules hinder its performance.

Charging stands now come with new technology designed to keep my phone cool. So I put three of them to the test.

It may be a generation behind, but the LG C5 OLED TV still offers plenty of reasons to pick one up, especially at this price.

Their plan to protect open-source projects from AI-discovered security holes has led to the launch of two commercial offerings: Lightwell Network and Lightwell Clearinghouse Premier.