Posts by Ethan Wright
Stopped typing to ChatGPT Claude and Gemini for a week and found a better way
The rise of artificial intelligence is often framed by dystopian warnings, yet the real tension lies not in the algorithms
Build your custom Linux terminal
The world of Linux offers immense power and flexibility, yet one of the most fundamental tools—the terminal—often arrives in a
1960 prediction: Human population would be infinite next month
Forget the slow, steady climb of exponential growth. A groundbreaking prediction has emerged from the world of mathematics, suggesting that
Ditched Proxmox VMs for LXCs and unlocked superior performance
When I first dove into the world of Proxmox, my focus was firmly set on virtual machines. It made perfect
Refusing Meta Muse after finding 4 hidden security flaws
The buzz around agentic AI has been growing steadily in the tech and business world, but the real revolution is
Drone strikes cripple Russia’s data centers Yandex traffic nearly eliminated
The Digital Frontline: How Drone Warfare is Disrupting Russia’s Digital Infrastructure The conflict in Ukraine is not just fought on
OrcaSlicer calibration: 3D prints took the next level
You’ve invested in a 3D printer. You’ve got the hardware, the dreams, and the anticipation of creating something amazing. But
4 Mistakes Ruining Your Low-Light Android Photos
The magic of mobile photography is undeniable. Over the years, Android phone cameras have evolved into incredibly sophisticated tools, capable
California sues 3D printer company for ghost gun promotion
The world of 3D printing is often celebrated for its accessibility and innovation, but some recent legal challenges are forcing
AI Cracks Open Old Software
The digital past is being unlocked, piece by piece. Artificial intelligence is no longer just generating new content; it is
4 essential DeWalt tools still built in the USA
Looking for top-tier power tools? If your dream is to invest in gear proudly manufactured right here in the USA,
Why I paid for Windows 11 Pro and won’t switch to Linux
In the ever-evolving world of personal computing, the conversation about operating systems is shifting. For many users, the appeal of
Excel breaks with messy data Use these fixes
Excel is undeniably a powerhouse for data handling. It serves as a brilliant, accessible tool for anyone looking to store
Save $120/year with CalibRaw the free Lightroom alternative
The world is full of perfect photographs, but for some, the true magic isn’t found in the lens—it’s found in
Stop opening Excel for math with these 4 apps
The Paradox of Power: When Spreadsheet Genius Gets Casual In the digital landscape of personal productivity, few tools command the
Don’t miss security updates: Update your Windows certificates
The Digital Key: Why Your Windows Certificates Need an Update Keeping your computer secure is a constant battle, and often
Tom’s Hardware Premium this week October 10
The Silicon Revolution: How AI is Rewriting the Rules of the Semiconductor World The relentless advance of Artificial Intelligence is
ASUS RTX Spark Mini PCs: Powerful Efficient Gaming
Mini PCs have long been a compromise. They offer the allure of a small, efficient footprint, but often demand a
Disable Windows Fast Startup
Tired of waiting? In the relentless world of technology, nothing is more frustrating than staring at a loading screen, waiting
Kindle issues exposed
Amazon Redefines the E-Reader Experience Amidst Quality Concerns Amazon has recently shaken up the e-reader market, completely overhauling its Kindle
The switch that limits your RAM speed to 2014
We live in an age of seamless technology, where we expect complex machines to simply work. Yet, for those of
Leisure Suit Larry’s final bow
Some digital relics, once basking in the glow of PC gaming history, are facing an abrupt farewell. Two titles from
PC shipments plummet 20% surprising everyone
The world of personal computing is currently navigating a fascinating, if slightly alarming, downturn. Recent figures released by IDC Research
Qualcomm fixes why people avoid Snapdragon laptops
The shift in computing power is happening faster than ever, and the landscape of laptop hardware is undergoing a radical
Google Earth flight sim is surprisingly addictive
For many, Google Earth is the ultimate window to the world—a stunning, interactive mosaic of 3D landscapes and satellite imagery