I stopped reaching for Raspberry Pi when the $60 board hit $95
…What finally changed my habits was not some dramatic anti-Pi conversion. I still think Raspberry Pi hardware is good, and in some cases, it is very good. But the economics of…
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Your GPU doesn't need help hitting high FPS, it needs help staying consistent
…As such, capping your frame rate just below your display's refresh rate changes that dynamic entirely. You can do it through tools like RivaTuner Statistics Server (RTSS enforces tighter frametime consistency…
Every major Linux distro is converging on the same defaults, and here's what we lose when they do
…a few rough changes to Wayland or Mesa, and you can see how quickly things can go wrong. Mesa 24.3.1 introduced some nasty system freezing behaviors on AMD APUs, and…
Valve isn't ditching Windows or x86, but it's quietly making both optional
…The hardware strategy behind the software Waiting for the right chip, not just a faster one While the software has been maturing, Valve has been equally patient with hardware. The company hasn…
I've stopped recommending Plex to newcomers, because Jellyfin is ready for families now
…Plex is one piece of software that feels like it was designed with the assumption that the person using it doesn't care how it works. As someone who often has to…
SteamOS 3.9 is the closest thing to a perfect desktop Linux I've ever used
…App behavior is inconsistent between package formats. Something works, but only after you remember a workaround you shouldn’t have needed in the first place. SteamOS feels like one of the few…
I used Claude Code, Google Antigravity, and Codex for a month and I have a clear winner for you
…When not immersed in tech jargon, you’ll find him sipping chai, pondering the next software review, and occasionally indulging in a friendly debate about mechanical keyboards. Sign in to your XDA…
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