Like many, I initially approached Docker with a mix of curiosity and enthusiasm. The promise of consistent environments and simplified deployments seemed too good to be true. However, after experimenting with a variety of containers, I have become a true believer. Now, I’m at the point where I can’t imagine working without them. These containers aren't just tools; they've become essential components of my workflow and home lab.

When you’re working remotely, you need a couple of essential tools to increase your productivity and keep up with your work. The must-have tools have to cover basic needs such as seamless communication, task management, automation, note-taking, and more. I prepared a list of productivity tools to get you started right away.

The Microsoft Photos app may not be as popular as some of the company's productivity tools, but it offers advanced features like OCR support to enhance your workflows. What's even better is that Microsoft keeps pushing updates to the Photos app so that Windows users don't have to look elsewhere for light photo editing work. Continuing the trend, the company has just released another update to its Photos app, both for Windows 11 and 10 devices.

There's nothing more pleasing than the smell of warm electronics exhaust. If you don't believe me, just ask Steam Deck users who were so into breathing in the fumes from the ventilation that Valve had to step in and tell people to stop huffing the handheld. Well, now everyone has an excuse to push their nose up against the back grills of their PCs, as an AMD card manufacturer is creating GPUs that emit a pleasant scent.

If you're a creative professional who's ditched Adobe Creative Cloud or never bought into it in the first place, finding the right cloud storage can be a challenge. Adobe has tightly integrated cloud services built into its ecosystem, but what about the rest who don't use the suite? Video editors, designers, and artists need cloud storage that actually works with their workflow — not just a generic dumping ground for files.

Have you been thinking about upgrading your laptop or desktop PC with more storage? Well, this Seagate 1TB Gen4 M.2 SSD might just be the thing you need if you're looking to get a quality SSD for less. For a limited time, Newegg is offering a substantial discount on this drive as it drops to one of its lowest prices to date at just $67. You can grab this discount by applying the discount code "SEGTESSD246" during the checkout process.

The big draw about 3D printers is that you can feed it something to print, leave it to its own devices, and it'll automatically create a model for you. However, there are times when you need to apply some manual tweaks to get the job done properly. One avid 3D printer hobbyist found a way to wire up the manual actions to an NES controller, so it really feels like you're "playing" the printer.

The note-taking app frontier is chock-full of unique tools, each offering its own unique facilities. For coding enthusiasts, you’ve got SilverBullet, while Google Keep is great for minimalism-loving users who prefer Google’s application suite. On the to-do list builder front, you’ve got Todoist and its self-hosted alternative, Vikunja. Then there’s Obsidian, an all-rounder tool that’s favored by the entire note-taking community.

There are a lot of different options when it comes to backing up your important data. But one of the best solutions is a portable SSD, offering a great balance when it comes to portability, performance, and price. While some can be quite expensive, we think this one from Lexar is going to be a good one to go with, especially at its newly discounted price that comes in at just $109.

Investigators look over the scene at a Tesla Collision Center after an individual used incendiary devices to set several vehicles on fire on March 18, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. | Image: Ethan Miller/Getty Images<br>A report in the New York Post on Monday revealed the existence of a new 10-person FBI task force focused on vandalism and other activity aimed toward Tesla in response to the actions of Elon Musk. Like Attorney General Pam Bondi’s re-announcement last week of old charges against people accused of targeting Tesla locations for vandalism and arson, today’s announcement didn’t come with specific new details. It did come with more statements calling the acts “domestic terrorism,” a line pushed by Musk, Trump, and others in recent weeks. FBI Director Kash Patel repeated the phrase while sharing the story on X, also saying, “The FBI has been investigating the increase in violent activity toward Tesla, and over the last few days, we have taken additional steps to crack down and coordinate our response.” Unlike international groups branded as terrorism that the US government can bar support for, the US doesn’t have a similar formal designation for domestic terrorist groups. A recent report by Wired cites civil liberties experts who said possible effects of the designation could give law enforcement more surveillance authority over Musk protestors and possibly the ability to share information from investigations with Musk and Tesla.CNBC reports that earlier on Monday, police said they’d found multiple “incendiary devices” at a Tesla showroom in Austin, Texas. The Post article also said the task force is “tracking” the “Tesla Takedown” mass protests scheduled for March 29th and looking into a “Dogeque.st” site that claimed to dox some Tesla owners and locations, which it said appears to be run out of Sao Tome, the second-smallest country in Africa. 404 Media reports that after going offline the same day it appeared, a version of the site has reappeared on the dark web.

Copilot+ felt like Microsoft attempted to bring AI tools to the general market, but it didn't really take off as much as the company may have liked. However, Microsoft hasn't given up making Copilot+ devices better. The company is working on a new feature right now that may actually convince me that Copilot+ is worth buying a Snapdragon chip for.

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