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I replaced my iPad with a $100 Android tablet, and here's my verdict after a week

I replaced my iPad with a $100 Android tablet, and here's my verdict after a week

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I found the world's smallest 65W USB-C charger, and it's my new travel essential

I found the world's smallest 65W USB-C charger, and it's my new travel essential

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Life after Pocket: How to set up your own self-hosted article archiving service

Life after Pocket: How to set up your own self-hosted article archiving service

Mozilla killed Pocket, but your bookmarks don't have to die. Self-host ArchiveBox with help from ChatGPT.

Don't make this costly thermostat mistake - and the best place to put it

Don't make this costly thermostat mistake - and the best place to put it

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I'm a full-time Canon photographer, but this $900 Nikon made me reconsider my choices

Your smartphone camera is capable, but the Nikon Z50 II makes spending more for a true imaging sensor worth it.

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