YouTube Premium is the only streaming service that can get away with price hikes
YouTube Premium raises prices for the first time in three years, with users more accepting than with other streaming services due to its perceived value.
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These forgotten Microsoft tools do what I used to pay for
Microsoft’s free utilities—PowerToys, Sysinternals and Windows Terminal—replace paid window managers, system monitors and terminal emulators, offering robust features at no cost.
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New York Times Mini Crossword: Answers and Insights for Sunday, April 12, 2026
The New York Times Mini Crossword for Sunday, April 12, 2026, features clues and answers including KIT, VANE, TEPID, BRONX, HAWK, KAPOW, ININK, TEDX, VERA, and TBH.
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IBM settles its DEI lawsuit with the DOJ for $17 million
IBM agrees to pay $17 million to settle DOJ allegations that its diversity practices violated civil rights laws, part of broader Trump administration effort to end DEI programs.
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AMC Streams 'The Audacity' Premiere in 21 TikTok Segments
AMC streams 'The Audacity' premiere in 21 TikTok segments to engage younger audiences, marking a unique approach in digital media.
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Kalshi wins temporary pause in Arizona criminal case
The CFTC secured a temporary restraining order halting Arizona's criminal case against prediction‑market platform Kalshi, warning against state‑level weaponization of law and filing similar suits in Connecticut and…
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clippy, microsoft’s office assistant, was retired 25 years ago today — its irritating spirit lives…
Microsoft’s iconic Office assistant Clippy was retired 25 years ago, but the paperclip spirit lives on as an emoji and AI clone while the company pushes Copilot across Windows 11 and Office apps.
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Crimson desert is a cat dad simulator
Crimson Desert mixes epic combat with a quirky cat‑adoption system, letting players raise up to 30 felines while Pearl Abyss patches early bugs and hints at future multiplayer.
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The new show making fun of tech bros
A new show called The Audacity brings tech industry satire to TikTok in three-minute segments, joining a tradition of prescient comedy that mocks Silicon Valley culture.
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vhs‑inspired cyberpunk 2077 mod brings night city back to the future
The TapePunk ReShade mod turns Cyberpunk 2077’s hyper‑real Night City into a nostalgic VHS‑style experience, proving that less‑realistic visuals can feel more immersive.
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i replaced my nas with google drive for a month and barely noticed
After a month without his Synology NAS, the author found Google Drive and a portable SSD kept his workflow running, but he still values local storage for speed and heavy media tasks. The hybrid model remains the best…
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How to Run Ethernet Everywhere in Your Home Without Drilling a Single Hole
At a glance: - Flat Cat6 cables enable clean baseboard routing without wall penetration - Passthrough wall plates allow room-to-room Ethernet without drilling - Wi-Fi 7 alternatives offer wireless performance for less…
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How I Built a Private AI Workflow with Ollama and 4 Essential Tools
At a glance: - Ollama powers a fully local AI stack for privacy and control - Logseq integrates AI for smarter note-taking and idea development - Home Assistant uses local AI for context-aware smart home automation -…
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X's messaging app, XChat, may be available soon
XChat, the upcoming encrypted messaging app for X users, will hit the App Store on April 17 with features like 481‑member groups and disappearing messages, and can be pre‑ordered for iPhone and iPad today.
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Research reveals how mosquitoes use vision and carbon dioxide to hunt humans
Georgia Tech and MIT researchers used Bayesian inference to model mosquito flight from 53+ million data points, discovering how visual and carbon dioxide cues work together to help mosquitoes locate human heads.
