If your PC is running a bit hot, you may be thinking about upgrading your case with a new AIO cooler, more fans, or a giant heat sink. And while those options will work, they can get a bit expensive. They may also take up more space in your case than you really want to lose. While you could despair at this point, there is one niche PC cooler upgrade you can snag for $20 or less that will get you the cooling boost you need without taking up extra space in your tower or setting you back a pretty penny. In fact, you can find some options for as low as $10.

Even when people begin referring to you as an expert coder, those dreaded red squiggly lines popping up in VS Code every few minutes is something that never really goes away. Now, I’m nowhere near an expert coder, and there are times when I can barely finish a few lines of code without being greeted by yet another red squiggly line.

Thanks to certain beginner-friendly distros, Network-Attached Storage systems are easier to set up than ever, and you can get a budget-friendly backup server without shelling out wads of cash on the hardware. However, the complexity of these storage servers goes up a notch once you step into the nitty-gritty of NAS services. And I don’t mean virtualization or snapshots either – there’s a ton of cool services that can elevate your NAS experience, provided you’re willing to put in some extra effort to configure them.

Ever since Valve released SteamOS for handheld manufacturers to use as they please, we've slowly been seeing companies adopt it as an officially supported OS on release. Now you don't have to strip out the pre-installed operating system manually and hope that SteamOS works with your new hardware; now you can purchase a handheld with Valve's OS right out of the box.

Thinking about building a new PC from the ground up? Well, Intel's latest chip might be just what you're looking for, especially when you can grab it for its lowest price yet at just $259. With this promotion, you're getting Intel's Core Ultra 7 265K, which's a very powerful CPU, and perfect for someone that's looking to start something new.

Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, the Democratic Federal Trade Commissioner fired by President Donald Trump without cause, can at least temporarily return to work while her legal case plays out. This happened once before when Slaughter briefly returned to her office months after Trump claimed to fire her, when US District Court Judge Loren AliKhan found her dismissal unlawful. Trump broke with decades of Supreme Court precedent known as Humphrey’s Executor, preventing presidents from firing independent commissioners without cause. But her return was short-lived — a few days later the appeals court temporarily paused the order reinstating Slaughter.This latest order, approved 2-1 by a panel of appeals court judges, dissolves that stay and lets Slaughter get back to work until they decide on the merits of the case. While the majority judges don’t actually rule on the case, they write that the government is not likely to win, since “any ruling in its favor from this court would have to defy binding, on-point, and repeatedly preserved Supreme Court precedent.”

I test out a lot of Docker containers, and not all of those stay in my stack forever, or even make it to my dashboard. This presents a big problem. You see, you start off by setting up a few containers, think you'll remember port mappings, even take down the port numbers on sticky notes, and then you forget about them. Grafana, Karakeep, and among all the other self-hosted services, there are only so many bookmarks you can keep before things get out of hand again. Of course, you just open up Portainer or keep guessing containers, but that's a time sink. There's got to be a solution. Turns out, there is a Docker container to solve exactly that Docker container-finding problem.

A year ago, Google came under fire after a judge ruled that it was holding a monopoly. While that was the easy part, the hard bit came next: how do you "de-monopolise" Google? The judge had a few ideas as to how it could cut up its iron grip on the market to make things fairer for its competitors, and as you might imagine, Google wasn't a big fan.

This sure does look exactly like every other Nest Cam out there. Google is overdue an update to its smart home setup, and now we know when it’ll come: October 1st. The company has teased some sort of launch or announcement for that day, promising that “Gemini is coming to Google Home.”The company announced Gemini for Home at last month’s Made by Google event, promising early access would begin in October, so a dedicated event with more details before things kick off makes sense. Google’s AI assistant will eventually replace Google Assistant across the smart home, theoretically enabling natural language interactions and more intuitive controls.We’re not only expecting an assistant announcement. Google’s teaser includes a glimpse of a Nest Cam, and while it looks the spitting image of existing hardware, we expect it’s a new model, rumored to launch soon alongside a new Nest Doorbell, both featuring 2K camera support. There’s also the small matter of the unknown Nest speaker glimpsed during the recent launch stream, which we expect to be at the center of Google’s new home hardware.Is that you, Gemini? Come in and make yourself at Home 🏠 Sign up for updates: https://t.co/V85WgPJvQN pic.twitter.com/JJaVRW385A— Made by Google (@madebygoogle) September 2, 2025

Silent Hill is one of the most... interesting places in gaming, and I don't think I'll ever stop being fascinated by it. This survival-horror franchise is one that has always hovered between the mainstream and cult, existing in an Otherworld of its own. We've seen pretty much all sorts of horror sub-genres tried in gaming, but when it comes to psychological horror, Silent Hill has always been synonymous with it.

Laptops have become the go-to tool for most people, whether you're using them at home, at the office, or on the go. Of course, there are sacrifices that need to be made in order to achieve the desired portability, especially when it comes to the port selection on many laptops. Luckily, USB hubs and docking stations exist, providing an easy way to add ports to any laptop.

I don't know about you, but I have to stay extra vigilant when it comes to fetching my laundry. All it takes is one moment where I tune out for a little while, and I find myself sorting through stone-cold clothes that have been sitting in the washer-dryer for an hour.