It’s been over a decade since Microsoft removed Minesweeper from Windows. If you don’t go a single day without thinking about this loss you might want to read How to get Minesweeper and seven other classic games back in Windows 11 over at Lifehacker. Here’s a few other things I published in the last week.
- This App Is the Easiest Way to Find, Install, and Update Software on Windows Lifehacker Every Windows power user should know about this one.
- How Apple’s Loss in Court May Benefit You, Even if You Don’t Play ‘Fortnite’ Lifehacker Something made confusing by lawyers may be less confusing now (until the lawyers muck it up again, at least).
- This Tool Lets You Make Quick Photo Edits in Your Browser Without Uploading Anything Lifehacker
Stuff to check out
- You are into mousetrap YouTube Big Joel/YouTube An odd animated meditation on relationships and niche online interests.
- The hallucinating ChatGPT presidency Mike Masnick/TechDirt Everything the president says sounds like an AI hallucinating—a confident mishmash of words related to the subject at hand.
- The age of the double sell-out W. David Marx/Culture: An Owner’s Manual This article points to something I haven’t been able to give a name to. Artists used to sell out a little so they could spend the rest of their time making art. Double sells outs, on the other hand, sell out a little so that they can cash in even more.
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