Posts by Ethan Wright
CXMT risks mass HBM production in 2027 for China DRAM
China’s Memory Revolution: How One Company is Redefining the Future of AI Hardware The race for the next generation of
Chrome kills Manifest V2 legacy extensions
After what has been a protracted period of intense debate, timeline extensions, and considerable developer pushback, a long-awaited deadline has
5 sensors in every starter kit I don’t trust
The world of DIY electronics is full of promise, especially when you first open that box of an Arduino or
WoW Dungeons and Raids Just Got Easier Developers Say
Warcraft Developers Fine-Tune the Grind: Making Mythic Content More Accessible The world of World of Warcraft developers are subtly reshaping
Dawnwalker Blood review
Step into the somber, blood-soaked landscape of The Blood of Dawnwalker, an action RPG that doesn’t just ask you to
Nvidia update breaks overclocking Nifty lets you hit 700W
The pursuit of performance in the world of high-end graphics cards often means pushing silicon past its comfortable limits. With
Star Wars Zero Company Performance Review
Bit Reactor has brought a highly anticipated title to the world, marking the debut of a game built on ambitious
The Google Maps list replaced 3 apps on my trip
For many of us, navigation apps exist on our phones as functional, yet largely dormant, tools. For someone who doesn’t
Gamdias Atlas P6 CG Build Showcase
There is something deeply satisfying about watching high-end hardware come together. It’s not just about raw performance; it’s about the
VGA refuses to die in 2026 the surprising reason
In the rapidly evolving landscape of modern computing, where everyone speaks fluently in the dialects of HDMI and DisplayPort, there
Google bought this smart hub to kill it
The Ghosts in the Basement: Unpacking the Mystery of Forgotten Technology There is a certain thrill that accompanies the archaeological
Email app replaces Gmail and makes inbox zero real
Tired of staring at spreadsheets and dreading the thought of complex algorithms? If the sheer act of crunching numbers makes
New reasons to switch from Kindle to Kobo
The world of digital reading has recently become a hotbed of frustration, as Amazon implements significant changes to its platform
TeamViewer on steroids free remote desktop tool
There are certain digital tools that manage to be both indispensable and profoundly irritating. For many of us, these tools
Cities drop Flock cameras at record pace
The digital age has brought unprecedented convenience, but for many, it has also introduced a pressing question: what is the
Easily see the true RAM usage of your Proxmox VMs
The journey into building a home lab often involves a fascinating tension between power and practicality. On one side, you
Giving Claude, Codex, and Cursor shared memory stopped repetition
The landscape of artificial intelligence is no longer a single entity; it is a sprawling ecosystem of specialized tools, each
Activision chases cheat maker films ‘We will find you’
The digital battlefield of competitive gaming is often plagued by the shadow of cheating, forcing developers and publishers into an
Claude Code understands my infrastructure better than I do
Building a home lab is a rewarding pursuit, and for many, the core components—like Proxmox nodes—become truly indispensable. These servers
Must-see Marvel action movies for first-timers
Feeling intimidated by the sheer volume of cinematic content? If you’ve somehow managed to navigate the world without watching a
Elden Ring players stress-test the new DLC gear
The Art of the Steal: How Elden Ring‘s New Cosmetics Are Redefining Gameplay When FromSoftware dropped the Tarnished Edition DLC—a
The highlight of my year 60 minutes in Warhammer 40k
When Creative Assembly unveiled new information about Total War: Warhammer 40,000 at Gamescom this week, the reaction was immediate and
Dolly Parton’s Secret Ties to Science and Fantasy
The world mourned the passing of a truly remarkable figure on August 25, 2026: Dolly Parton. At the age of
Hacker wipes progress and shuts down Hello Neighbor spinoff
The digital realm often hides dark corners, and recently, the world of indie gaming experienced a sharp intrusion. Secret Neighbor,
Docker to Podman and the rootless security upgrade
I spent years running Docker on my home server, and honestly, it just worked. It was a seamless setup, offering