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This is the 3D-printable β€œlie detector” I use before trusting a new spool of filament

28 October 2026 at 15:30

When you look at a roll of 3D printing filament you've never seen before, it comes with a lot of on-paper information. You know the primary materials, roughly what additives are in them, and the recommended temperatures and settings.

Stop debloating Windows blindly: find out what’s actually slowing your PC down

27 October 2026 at 12:30

I'm the last person to defend Windows. There's no doubt in my mind that it's a bloated, slow, and unreliable mess of an operating system. The only thing I use Windows for anymore is as a dedicated gaming PC that never has a single mission-critical job.

LoRa vs the alternatives: How it stacks up against Zigbee, GMRS radios, and satellite texting

25 October 2026 at 10:00

When it comes to wireless technologies, most people are aware of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the various cellular standards. However, when you want to send messages or information, there are actually tons of alternative radio-based digital technologies that can get the job done.

My Galaxy phone butchered my photos with AI I didn't ask for, so I switched to a FOSS camera app instead

25 October 2026 at 06:30

Do our phone cameras really record what they see, or do they embellish? We're living in the age of computational photography, after all, and with modern AI technology, it's possible to take a raw photo and turn it into anything. It's like applying an Instagram AI filter to your memories.

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