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Windows 11's taskbar might get my favorite macOS Dock animation soon

2025-04-04 09:47:48

The Windows taskbar has remained largely unchanged over the years. While Microsoft has made a few tweaks here and there, like bringing back features such as dragging and dropping to the taskbar, the core design has stayed the same.

5 things I wish I knew before spending extra money on faster RAM

2025-04-04 09:00:18

It's easy to get wrapped up in the specs of a new PC build, so much so that you can lose sight of what's important -- your performance. One area that's especially true is memory speed, where faster DIMMs can represent a costly upgrade. Faster memory has its place, but if you aren't careful, you might spend extra money without any performance benefit.

Take $116 off this beastly mini PC that packs an Intel Core i9 and 32GB RAM as it falls to an all-time low

2025-04-04 08:44:18

If you're looking for a powerful PC that won't take up a lot of space, this one from Minisforum is going to be it. The NAB9 Plus not only features an Intel Core i9 processor, but it also packs 32GB of RAM, along with 1TB of internal SSD storage.

Mozilla Thunderbird gets a web-based open-source client to take on Gmail

2025-04-04 08:38:26

We didn't realise it at the time, but 2004 was the beginning of something huge for email. During the year, we saw two seeds planted in the digital mail sphere: Gmail on April 1st (yes, and we thought it was an April Fools joke because of it) and Mozilla Thunderbird in December. Only one of them would become a household name, while the other would slip into mild obscurity.

I switched to Podman from Docker, and I should have done it sooner

2025-04-04 08:00:18

From Windows containers to LXCs, the home lab ecosystem encompasses a handful of containerization platforms. However, Docker has remained the most popular utility for deploying self-hosted applications and services inside isolated environments – and for good reason. It’s easy to use even for beginners, has solid documentation, and is compatible with an armada of tools.

You can score ChatGPT Plus for free, but only if you meet this criteria

2025-04-04 07:55:40

While ChatGPT's free version is powerful enough for most, subscribing to ChatGPT Plus unlocks access to GPT-4 and Sora, lets you use the service during high demand, provides significantly faster response speeds, increased file upload limits, and expanded messaging capacities.