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Manyfold is the best self-hosted software every 3D printing enthusiast should use

2025-12-31 10:00:20

I've been on the fence about 3D printing for years. Not because I thought it was useless, but because I wasn't convinced I'd get enough repeat value out of it to justify the space, the cost, and the learning curve. That changed the moment I bought a Bambu Lab P2S, and it changed again once I discovered the self-hosted Manyfold application.

Stop buying "Pro" NVMe drives for a gaming PC

2025-12-31 09:01:22

Everyone wants the best SDD for their gaming rig, and Samsung's Pro line (like the 990 Pro) or WD's Black series are often the default recommendations when it comes to NVMe options. In reality, for 95% of gamers, these drives provide little noticeable benefit over mid-range options.

This mechanical keyboard brings something different to the table

2025-12-31 08:57:15

If you've been looking for a mechanical keyboard that's a bit more unique, then this one from 8BitDo is going to be the one. Not only does it come in a relatively compact size, but the color selection is also quite good with its purple illumination.

5 games I'm fine with leaving behind unfinished in 2025

2025-12-31 08:00:20

Every year, there's a quiet lie I tell myself about some games: "I'll come back to it. I'll finish it later. I'll get that 100% completion trophy. I'll watch the credits roll." And every year, reality sets in. Some games just don't manage to earn that return trip. Not because they're broken, but just because they fail to linger.

This mini PC is a little different from the rest of them

2025-12-31 07:39:12

Some think that a mini PC can't become a true desktop replacement. Now, this is really going to depend on how you use your PC, but for most basic tasks, I think a mini PC is more than enough. Of course, if you're able to get one that can expand, then you're going to be in an even better position.

4 smart home devices you should isolate from your network

2025-12-31 07:30:20

The primary goal of a smart home is to make your life easier, and while many devices succeed in reducing friction and improving convenience, they can also unfortunately become a security risk. They often run outdated software, receive infrequent updates, and are often granted far more network access than they actually need. If you run a home lab, store sensitive data locally, or even just care about basic privacy, isolating these 5 smart home devices from your primary network is one of the smartest things you can do.