I built my entire second brain inside VS Code and stopped switching apps entirely
…I don’t have to deal with any middlemen, subscription fees, or a spinning syncing wheel. If I’m out and need to reference a note on my phone, I use a…
…I don’t have to deal with any middlemen, subscription fees, or a spinning syncing wheel. If I’m out and need to reference a note on my phone, I use a…
…distributions in the DIY NAS ecosystem, as I don’t have to deal with pool management options hidden within a labyrinth of menus. Creating new pools and deploying SMB shares for them…
…And every newly added device in the ecosystem gets added to that dashboard, so I don't have to figure out which thing I'm signing in to. OPNsense is still great…
…Pricey subscriptions and Adobe’s anti-consumer measures are deal-breakers Despite using Photoshop like a madman as a starry-eyed teenager, I’ve started hating Adobe’s app ecosystem as of…
…What there hasn't really been is a firmware and integration story that ties any of it together cleanly. OpenEpaperLink got the closest, but you were still flashing an access point, dealing…
…The OS has been gradually absorbing packages into its Snap ecosystem, and there's always a gap between what Ubuntu Server is running and what's actually current. The kernel version and…
Anurag Singh May 24, 2026, 9:00 AM EDT Anurag is an experienced journalist and author who’s been covering tech for the past 5 years, with a focus on Windows, Android…
…It strikes that rare balance between a clean, minimalist interface and a feature set that’s robust enough for a power user like me who deals with constant technical documentation. What makes…
João Carrasqueira Jun 19, 2026, 4:31 PM EDT João has been covering the tech world for over 7 years, with a heavy focus on laptops and the Windows ecosystem. I also…
…Then the SpaceX deal happened a couple of weeks later, and the changes that came with it weren't just Code-specific. The improvements extended into the parts of Pro I actually…