run
-
Blog
I’d run to Amazon right now — the perfect all-in-one espresso machine is a massive $150 off in this early Prime Day deal
We’re tracking all of the best early Prime Day deals to help you figure out what is worth your money. The De’Longhi La Specialista Opera is one of the top deals I’ve found so far — right now, you can save a massive $150. Considering the De’Longhi La Specialista Opera is our #1 best espresso machine, this is a pretty…
Read More » -
Blog
Your Older iPhone Might Not Run These New iOS 26 Features
Apple announced a ton of new features and changes across its products during the company’s big WWDC 2025 event. iOS 26, in particular, is chock full of updates, with a long list of iPhones that support the newest update. However, some of these new features will only run on newer iPhones. Even if your iPhone can update to iOS 26,…
Read More » -
Blog
Why I Always Wear a Sun Shirt During a Summer Run (and the Best Ones You Can Buy)
We may earn a commission from links on this page. I’m on my second summer of running in a long-sleeved sun shirt—yes, even in the hottest weather. Especially in the hottest weather. I now enjoy my summer runs a lot more, and I spend a lot less money on sunscreen. I even managed to snag a Rabbit UPF Deflector hoodie…
Read More » -
Blog
Gemini Can Now Run Scheduled Actions Just Like ChatGPT
In line with Google’s vision to make Gemini a ‘personal, proactive, and powerful’ AI assistant, Gemini is now getting support for scheduled tasks. You can now schedule tasks for a specific time, and Gemini will create an action for you. You can create scheduled actions by entering a prompt in natural language, and Gemini will handle the task seamlessly. This…
Read More » -
Blog
How To Run Unofficial PC Ports on Your Linux Gaming Handheld (Legally)
Summary PC ports on Linux handhelds function similarly to on desktop PCs, introducing gamepad support. Get port-specific game files legally from the original game for installation. Easily manage multiple game ports using Portmaster on your Linux-based handheld. You might think those little Linux emulation handhelds are limited to playing SNES and PS1 games, but you can effectively turn them into…
Read More » -
Blog
Acer FreeSense smart ring hands-on review: Giving Oura a run for its money
The Acer FreeSense smart ring is not something I’d expect from a company that specializes in laptops, monitors and even electric bikes, but there it was being showcased at Computex 2025 — and I got a chance to check it out. Acer’s first-ever smart ring comes with all the health monitoring features you’d expect from the best smart rings, including…
Read More » -
Blog
ASUS DriverHub flaw let malicious sites run commands with admin rights
The ASUS DriverHub driver management utility was vulnerable to a critical remote code execution flaw that allowed malicious sites to execute commands on devices with the software installed. The flaw was discovered by an independent cybersecurity researcher from New Zealand named Paul (aka “MrBruh“), who found that the software had poor validation of commands sent to the DriverHub background service.…
Read More » -
Blog
I’ve run 14 marathons — here’s how I set up my Garmin watch to help me pace them
I ran my first marathon in 2016 and immediately fell in love with the event. Since then I’ve been running marathons regularly and I’ve almost always had one of the best Garmin watches on my wrist for them. I’ve been chasing PRs at most of the marathons I’ve run in recent years too, and find that with the right data…
Read More » -
Blog
Microsoft Releases Largest 1-Bit LLM, Letting Powerful AI Run on Some Older Hardware
Microsoft researchers claim to have developed the first 1-bit large language model with 2 billion parameters. The model, BitNet b1.58 2B4T, can run on commercial CPUs such as Apple’s M2. “Trained on a corpus of 4 trillion tokens, this model demonstrates how native 1-bit LLMs can achieve performance comparable to leading open-weight, full-precision models of similar size, while offering substantial…
Read More » -
Blog
10 Docker Containers Every Homelabber Should Run
There are thousands of Docker containers that you could potentially run on your server. While I haven’t run anywhere near all of them, here are 10 containers that I simply can’t live without in my homelab, and why I think you should run them too. Related Docker for Beginners: Everything You Need to Know Learn to use this incredibly popular…
Read More »