Daily News Roundup: New iMacs, NVIDIA’s Raspberry Pi Competitor, and More
For the morning of March 19th, 2019, Apple unveiled an updated iMac, NVIDIA showed off a Raspberry Pi competitor, Instagram will let you buy things without...
How to Stop Google Maps Review Requests on Android and iPhone
If you have Google Maps on your smartphone, you may receive notifications requesting a review for businesses you visit. Google usually asks “How was [Business Name]?”...
How to Use the Console on macOS to Check Log and Activities
The Console app in macOS is a system-wide viewer for debug messages and log files. You can use it to track down errors in applications or...
Executing end-to-end tests in Kubernetes
As software applications transition towards a microservice architecture and platforms become more cloud native, these shifts have changed how development teams build and test software. To...
Banish Wires With Anker’s Newest True Wireless Earbuds, Now Just $50
Anker just keeps on iterating on its true wireless earbuds, and now, you can get the brand new Soundcore Liberty Neos for just $50, down from...
The Best Products to Protect Your Furniture from Your Cats
Amazon Cats need to scratch things, it’s in their nature. But human nature dictates that the couch isn’t for scratching, it’s for sitting. Thankfully, a few...
How to Hide Bad Tweets with Twitter’s Advanced Filters
Twitter can be a great place to be, sharing ideas with like-minded individuals on the opposite side of the globe. But it can be full of...
Helping Latino students learn to code
Growing up in Costa Rica, I was always passionate about creating things and solving puzzles. That’s what drove me to computer science. I saw it as...
‘Queer Eye’ stars settle the ‘squirrel’ debate and you might not like what they have to say
Queer Eye is back, and with it, the new series has brought something of a debate to the internet. The Fab Five’s resident Brit, Tan France,...
What Is the Mirai Botnet, and How Can I Protect My Devices?
Maxim Apryatin/Shutterstock.com First discovered in 2016, the Mirai botnet took over an unprecedented number of devices and dealt massive damage to the internet. Now it’s back...
