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Want to start a website? Great! Just be prepared to pay someone who bought the name before you even thought of it. There's something incredibly frustrating about coming up with a great idea for a website, spending time thinking of the perfect name, and finally heading over to (...)

Apparently, data centers are the new thing we’re all supposed to argue about. They use too much electricity. They use too much water. They’re ugly. They’re noisy. They’ll raise your electric bill. They’ll destroy the planet. They’ll save the economy. They’ll bring jobs. They won’t bring enough jobs. (...)

There was a time when small-town development meant a new grocery store, a factory, a truck stop, maybe a Dollar General if the town was really moving up in the world. Now apparently we are in the era where “economic development” might mean a giant data center planted (...)

There is no question that artificial intelligence is the future. Whether we like it or not, AI is becoming part of everyday life. It is helping people write, create, learn, code, research, and solve problems faster than ever before. (...)

Once upon a time, running a website mostly involved worrying about uptime, spam bots, and whether your hosting company was going to randomly suspend you because your forum software sneezed too hard. Now? Governments around the world have decided website owners should also become part-time bouncers checking IDs (...)

I run small websites. Forums, chat-related stuff, the kind of places where people show up to talk, hang out, argue about nothing, and occasionally act like normal human beings. Nothing massive. No billion-dollar infrastructure. Just enough moving parts to keep things interesting and occasionally break at 2 AM. (...)

Mozilla recently revealed that it used Anthropic’s Mythos system to help identify and fix 271 bugs in Firefox. Now before anyone dramatically throws their keyboard out the window and yells, “The machines are taking over!”, relax. The robots are not writing poetry about your browsing history. (...)

Let’s talk about that magical little box. You know the one. The “no monthly fee, everything unlocked, watch literally anything ever created since the invention of electricity” box. Yeah… that one. Commonly sold under names like SuperBox, vSeeBox, and about 47 other brands that sound like they were (...)

If you thought phishing emails were still the classic “Hello sir kindly send me your password” type of nonsense… yeah, those days are mostly over. Welcome to 2026, where scammers have access to the same shiny AI tools everyone else is using, except instead of writing blog posts (...)

The sane way to keep your system up to date If you’re running Windows 11 and still manually updating every app one by one, you’re doing it the hard way. Microsoft quietly solved a big part of this problem with winget, the Windows Package Manager. (...)

What actually happened to Crucial On December 3, 2025, Micron announced that it is exiting the consumer memory business and winding down its Crucial brand, the label most of us know from RAM sticks and SSDs in gaming rigs and everyday PCs. (...)