Posts by Liam Brooks
Instant photo backup with self-hosted Immich on a mini PC
Ever feel like you’re paying for a service only to feel like you’re being ripped off? That’s the frustrating reality
Claude lets you manually trigger your weekly reset but you only get one
For those of us who live and breathe the world of artificial intelligence, productivity is often measured in the efficiency
Stopping ‘latest’ pinning fixed random Docker container breaks
When it comes to managing self-hosted tools on a home server, Docker has proven to be remarkably reliable. I spent
Pixel beats Signature 27 even with GrapheneOS
Motorola’s Signature 27: A Bold Move into the Foldable Frontier In the fiercely competitive world of smartphone technology, Motorola is
$4.5M judgment slams Reddit pirate mocking Nintendo
In the high-stakes world of intellectual property disputes, sometimes the most audacious players end up proving that sheer, organized audacity
7-year-old Android tablet beats the iPad I refuse to pretend
In an era dominated by smartphones, a quiet revolution is taking place in how we choose to consume digital content.
Pirated vinyl seller sentenced to prison
The Vinyl Hustle: How a Londoner Sold Millions in Fake Records In a scheme that highlights the complex intersection of
Fire TV Cube still crushes streamers at 55% off
In the ever-evolving landscape of smart home technology, some devices manage to carve out a unique and enduring position. The
Record-breaking GTA 6 pre-orders hit Xbox
The anticipation for Grand Theft Auto VI has officially turned into a sales spectacle, with pre-orders continuing their impressive climb
Hyperfeed beta is live now
Forget the dust on your PC fans; the next revolution is happening right on the homepage of PC Gamer. The
14 Days in Dragon Shelter Dragons Bake Pies
There are games that offer endless complexity, and then there are those that offer a beautiful, slightly chaotic escape. Recently,
30 hours of Bloodborne: PC is the only answer
I decided to finally take fate into my own hands. For me, Bloodborne is one of the games I cherish
Faster video editing with this free CapCut alternative
The allure of free video editing software often comes with a hidden cost. While the initial promise of instant creativity
Thief 2 Remastered should be Thief 2 Gold
The world of immersive stealth and atmospheric tension is buzzing with anticipation, largely centered around the enduring legacy of the
Arc Raiders Population Breakdown
Even in the world of high-stakes extraction shooters, the psychology of the player base is proving just as fascinating as
Industrial Revolution and RPG Area-of-Effect Spells
Ever stopped to think about the strange, invisible threads that connect your favorite video games to the fabric of history?
China stole classified F-35 parts diverted through Hong Kong
The Ghost in the Supply Chain: How Stealth Fighter Parts Vanished into Chinese Hands The world of advanced aerospace technology
Discord guesses your age with 90% accuracy in new verification
In the ever-evolving world of online communication, where platforms like Discord host everything from casual chats to massive communities, the
Tears of Blood: Rogue Trader’s final madness and miracles
The epic journey of the Warhammer 40k: Rogue Trader is reaching a thrilling crescendo. As the three-year saga of expansions
Bypass Maps and Spotify with these 4 Android Auto apps
In today’s automotive landscape, technology isn’t just an accessory; it’s the nervous system of the modern drive. For countless commuters,
Wi-Fi 7 GPU box with 4TB SSD for local AI power
The external GPU (eGPU) market has long existed in a niche, catering primarily to laptop enthusiasts. However, as the artificial
Samsung Secure Folder hides a second phone in your Galaxy
Our smartphones have evolved from simple communication tools into sophisticated digital hubs, packed with accounts, applications, and responsibilities. Think about
Shoot the tires
The Humvee is a formidable piece of battlefield armor. With its thick plating and heavy weaponry, it appears almost impervious
Linux runs better on Snapdragon X2 with Qualcomm support
For those of us who own a Snapdragon X2 device, the experience on Linux can often feel like a balancing
Motorola phones feature Bang & Olufsen audio
Motorola and Bang & Olufsen Join Forces to Redefine Flagship Audio In a strategic move aimed at elevating the premium