5 Netflix Movies You Need to Watch This Week (June 30 - July 6)
Netflix's recommendation algorithm tries its best, but it often suggests the same old movies that you've scrolled past countless times. There must be something good to watch, right?
Netflix's recommendation algorithm tries its best, but it often suggests the same old movies that you've scrolled past countless times. There must be something good to watch, right?
You no doubt use your PC for all kinds of tasks, but you might find one even more useful in a tiny form factor. Mini PCs aren't just cute; they're versatile, portable, and can be more powerful than you'd expect.
Razer is well-known for a host of high-quality gaming peripherals. While the Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition tries to bring some interesting features to an ergonomic form factor, like one-touch access to AI, fails due to its large and uncomfortable design that makes gaming or anything else painful.
Heat is the bane of all electronics, and nothing helps trap heat in your PC like a nice layer of dust that has been building up for the last several years. Luckily, there is an inexpensive way to dramatically cut down on the dust in your PC.
The Simpsons is, believe it or not, one of the most important TV shows in history. While it's become a shadow of its former self, during the golden age of the Simpsons, its cultural impact was immense, and can still be felt today.
Overclocking used to be all the rage among gamers and other PC enthusiasts, but new technologies have made it irrelevant for most people in most situations. And the best part? To get the same perks, you don't have to do much of anything at all.
There's no shortage of films from the pre-CG era that still hold up well today, and even early films containing CG (such as Terminator 2) that still look amazing thanks to smart and limited use of the primitive effects of the day.
Technology and how we use it has changed a lot over the years. However, despite the rapid advancements, traces of older tech still linger in our modern devices in the form of icons. Whether it's your smartphone, video game console, laptop, or desktop PC, or even your smart TV, the digital world is filled with visual callbacks to the past.
I've always been the type to casually plug in flash drives lying around to check what's on them without having any second thoughts. That changed the day I watched a USB stick destroy a handful of devices like it was nothing. I didn't witness this in person, but what I saw was real enough to shake me. Ever since then, I haven't treated USB drives the same way.
Are you thinking about starting a Plex server soon? While the initial setup of Plex is easy, there are definitely some nuances I wish I knew about at the beginning. That’s why I made this list: to keep you from making the same mistakes I did.
I've been watching anime as a core hobby for just over 25 years now, devouring series from the early days of the medium up to the present day, and while most of the ways things have evolved have been interesting and fresh, one area we seem to have gone backward is series length.
High-performance doesn’t always mean high cost, and in 2025, one sports car proves that point better than any other. With over 300 horsepower under the hood and a starting price that undercuts much of the competition, it’s the most affordable way to get serious speed in a brand-new package.
When we talk about resolution in the context of screens, we talk about things like how many pixels per inch there are, which determines how many individual colors there are and the amount of detail you’re able to pack into a certain space. That has lead to a general belief that higher resolution is always better in all things, but that isn't true with audio—above a certain point it is irrelevant, and may even be harmful.
While hybrids and EVs continue to dominate headlines, traditional gas-powered cars still have a place, especially when they deliver outstanding fuel economy. In 2025, one model stands out as the most fuel-efficient new gasoline-only car on the market, proving that efficiency doesn’t have to mean plugging in.
One great thing about Linux is that it's not homogeneous. It's a vast and diverse ecosystem of distributions. While some distros can seem inaccessible to newcomers, there are plenty of others that are designed to be beginner-friendly and easy to use.
The CUKTECH 15 GaN Charger 140W is the type of tech accessory everyone should own. Perfect for charging a laptop or a bunch of mobile devices at once, the GaN internals make this a heavier charger than others on the market, but a bit of extra bulk isn’t the worst thing for a power hub.
I think there are few people who could disagree that House M.D is one of the greatest TV shows in history, and one of the main reasons this show was so watchable (apart from Gregory himself) was that each episode (or two) centered around a medical mystery.
Managing lots of terminal windows can be a chore, and terminal multiplexers are often the go-to solution. However, you've probably found tmux difficult to configure, especially as a beginner. There is an easier alternative: Zellij, which works out of the box with zero configuration.
For the most part, Chromebooks (and other ChromeOS devices) are pretty robust. They almost never go wrong during normal use, and there's very little that someone can do by accident that can truly cause issues.