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A collection of tiny tray apps for Windows
Sports scores, weather, and more, all from tiny open source applications that run in the Windows tray.
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This free app finally fixes the Mac menu bar
Apple users can have what Microsoft built in 2009.
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I just don’t think CEOs are as important as the media makes them out to be. In my experience they’re just kinda annoying—people get things done in spite of them.
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Delete Apple’s AI models from your Mac, then remove crap left behind by apps you uninstalled:
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What if Wikipedia only showed you articles about your neighborhood?
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Turns out the US tried going to year-round daylight savings in the 70s and everyone hated it.
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Google’s leadership is all “sure the AI summaries are annoying, destroying the livelihood of countless journalists, and spreading misinformation, but on the other we’re hemorrhaging money faster than ever so obviously we need to keep going”
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This 25 year old MacRumors thread, from the launch of the iPod, is a reminder that the consensus opinion you read online is often extremely wrong.
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Debunking a few myths lots of people (read: managers) believe about remote work:
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Does making your computer look like paper help with focus? I looked into this for WIRED:
