I stopped my Galaxy from automatically doing these 5 things, and I wish I'd done it sooner
I turned off five automatic Galaxy features and immediately felt more.
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I gave Claude Code access to my note-taking tool and stopped doing everything in my workspace manually
Claude Code can now search my entire note-taking system, not just my.
The best Windows 11 update in years is mostly Microsoft undoing itself
After five years, Microsoft is restoring movable taskbars and Start controls, proving the best Windows 11 update is mostly undoing launch.
Your antivirus subscription probably isn't doing anything Windows Defender doesn't already do for free
Paying for antivirus used to be a no-brainer, but it's no longer.
7 signs that a Chrome extension is doing more than it should
I’m fine with extensions being useful but I get suspicious when they also want the keys to.
I wasted years optimizing my SSD for nothing — Windows was already doing it
I was making Windows slower, and the drive was barely.
If you're still using cd to navigate your terminal, you're doing it wrong
Resumo da fonte MakeUseOf sobre Productivity, Productivity Apps: If you're still using cd to navigate your terminal, you're doing it wrong.
Toronto’s Soft Rains made one of 2025’s most original games — now, it’s doing it again
Of the many indie games that were released last year, Ambrosia Sky: Act One was one of the most refreshingly unique.
Microsoft is finally addressing the right-click menu — but it's doing it all wrong
Resumo da fonte MakeUseOf sobre Windows, Windows 11: Microsoft is finally addressing the right-click menu — but it's doing it all wrong.
This browser extension freed up gigabytes of RAM by doing one simple thing I should have done years ago
Browser tabs tend to add up over time, but instead of closing them, you can stop the memory usage right from.
PlayStation Cancels Fairgame$, But What Does It Mean for the Future of Live-Service Games?
PlayStation has cancelled Fairgame$, an online shooter, but the company assures no job cuts will occur. This raises questions about the future of live-service games in the industry.
Your browser might be writing more to your SSD than Windows ever will
You closed the tab. Your SSD is still doing the paperwork.
Petition Seeks 10-Minute Maximum Hold Times for Canadian Telcos
A new petition calls for Canadian telcos to establish customer service standards, including maximum hold times.
Maximize Your RAM: A Guide to Building Efficient PC Memory Systems
Building a PC with optimal RAM is not always about adding more, as more can lead to instability. Learn how to strategically place RAM sticks for maximum performance and avoid common pitfalls.
Pluribus: The Masterpiece in the Making
Pluribus, a sci-fi masterpiece, is finally returning with its second season, after a year-long wait.
There's a better way to bring AI to Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets, and it's not Gemini
This option from a Gemini competitor delivers better performance than what the built-in integration has been doing.
Mastering Linux Shell History with fzf: A Practical Guide
fzf replaces the default Ctrl+R shortcut, saving you from typing long commands and making your shell history more useful.
DDR5 Memory Upgrade Guide: Navigating High Prices and Finding Savings
DDR5 memory prices are climbing, but with the right strategies, you can upgrade your system without breaking the bank. Here’s how to navigate the market and find savings.
How to Protect Your Content from AI Copyright Infringement: A Comprehensive Guide
Canadian publishers are suing AI company Anthropic for copyright infringement. This guide offers actionable tips to protect your content from AI models like Claude.
Ryobi Tools: A Must-Have for Every Home
Ryobi offers essential tools that are worth owning, even for those who rarely do DIY projects.
The CAPTCHA You Should Never Complete: A Guide to Avoiding Dangerous Phishing Attacks
Learn how to identify and avoid a dangerous CAPTCHA that can lead to malware installation, and the importance of treating unexpected messages with caution.
Geely Automaker Enters Canadian Market: A Comprehensive Guide
Chinese automaker Geely announces entry into Canadian market, with plans for 2027 launch and a focus on building local partnerships and trust.
Understanding HIPAA, PIPEDA, and Secure Therapy Messaging in Canada
Canadian therapists and patients need to know about privacy laws and secure messaging for therapy records.
5 Reasons Your Wi-Fi Is Slow Even Though Your Internet Is Fast
Your fast internet doesn't guarantee fast Wi-Fi. Learn how to optimize your router placement, Wi-Fi bands, and devices to improve performance.
Bell launches new tool to help businesses create AI slop ads
In case you weren’t already exhausted by all the AI stuff Bell is doing (I know I am), the company has another new AI pitch. This time, it’s using AI to create ads. Yeah, you read that right. Bell’s media division announced on Sept.
Quick-scope cows, blow up blocks, then kickflip away in the internet's wildest game mashup
Reverse‑engineered code pulls assets from games you own to fuse gunplay, crafting and kickflips into a surreal.
Fix Your Smart TV Settings for a Better Experience
Discover how to optimize your smart TV settings to enhance your viewing experience and protect your privacy.
AMPShare: The Battery System That Breaks You Free from Brand Lock-In
AMPShare allows you to use one battery across multiple brands, breaking the cycle of brand-specific batteries and saving you money and space.
Why I Prefer to Buy My Own Router Instead of Using My ISP's Wi-Fi
ISP-provided routers are often subpar, lacking in features and performance. Buying your own router can greatly improve your home network.
Six Obscure Open-Source Apps That Are Way Too Good to Be Forgotten
Discover six lesser-known open-source apps that solve specific problems and are worth exploring.