Applications
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3 things 7-Zip can do that Windows 11's File Explorer still can't
Before Windows introduced native support for more archive formats, having an archive tool was pretty much mandatory. And while you…
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LibreOffice 26.8's paragraph composer finally fixes ugly justified text
I love a good FOSS tool. LibreOffice has long been one of my go-to suites for work, both personal and…
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Bring sudoku-style murder mysteries to your phone or desktop with Murdoku
As a puzzle lover, I am a huge fan of apps that challenge the mind. Solving logic-based problems or riddles…
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This Excel workflow turned my PowerPoint presentation into a live report
Every week, I’d receive another Excel report that eventually had to make its way into a PowerPoint presentation. Then came…
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I ditched Obsidian for its free and open-source rival with built-in sync
Obsidian is arguably one of the best apps out there for taking notes and organizing your knowledge base, but it…
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I switched from Chrome to Dia for a week, and here's what stood out
I spend a good chunk of my day in a browser, jumping between research, source-checking, writing in a CMS, and…
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Tired of switching between Pi-hole dashboards? This open-source tool merges them
Running Pi-hole on your network is a great way to block advertisements, trackers, and other unwanted domains across your devices.…
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These 3 community plugins fix Obsidian’s most annoying missing features
Obsidian is, in my opinion, incredibly powerful because it keeps its core feature set intentionally lean. It’s designed to be…
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I use these 3 Excel formulas to organize my daily life
Microsoft Excel isn’t just for work. In fact, by leveraging just three single, powerful formulas, I use the popular spreadsheet…
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Why homelab enthusiasts are finally giving up on self-hosting
I have noticed more self-hosting and homelab enthusiasts questioning whether maintaining their own infrastructure is still worth the effort. If…