Rust Programming for Beginners: Building a Recipe Manager App

The Rust programming language is unique compared to other languages. It’s also extremely easy to build powerful applications with just a few lines of code. Here, I’ll demonstrate how easy it is to build an application in Rust by showing you how to build a simple recipe manager. Setting Up Rust Before we can use Rust, we have to install it on our system. luckily, we can do that in just a few steps:...

June 13, 2025 · 6 min · 1264 words · Edward Baker DDS

Switching From Windows to Linux: A Step-by-Step Migration Guide

Looking to switch from Windows to Linux? Want to ensure a seamless migration? Well, here’s a detailed guide to help you avoid unnecessary hiccups and ensure your Linux transition is as smooth as possible. 1Backup All Your Files and Media First things first,back up everything on your Windows PC. Whether you’re planning ondual bootingWindows with Linux, or removing Windows and installing Linux over it—prioritize creating a backup. You never know when something might go wrong, so taking a backup is always a smart move before any major system change....

June 13, 2025 · 6 min · 1264 words · Bryan Mason

Tesla Wants Its Unlimited Free Supercharging Back

Read update In Tesla’s early days, the company offered unlimited free Supercharging to convince people to switch to electric vehicles. Those with a fancy Model S or Model X didn’t need to pay for gasor electricity. It’s a huge perk, but now it looks like Tesla wants it back. UPDATE: 4/24/23 On April 20th, 2023, Tesla brought back the free Supercharging deal (for 3 years) onnew Model S/X purchases. And now, if you own an older model with free unlimited Supercharging, instead of giving owners a $5,000 bonus to trade it in, there’s a new “Ownership Loyalty Benefits” plan that gets you six years of free charging....

June 13, 2025 · 3 min · 467 words · Rachel Thompson

The 10 Most Common Excel Charts and What They're Used For

Quick Links There are 17 different types of charts in Excel, so it can sometimes be difficult to choose which one to use. In this article, we’ll look at 10 of the most useful for your everyday data, and how to use them. Tocreate a chart, select your data, open the “Insert” tab, and click the icon in the corner of the Charts group. Once you have created your chart, you can double-click any of its elements to open the Format Pane on the right, where you canpersonalize the axis options, chart colors,data labels, and all other parts of your chart....

June 13, 2025 · 6 min · 1248 words · Julia Fitzgerald

The GPD Micro-PC Is My Favourite Travel Device Ever: Here's Why

Summary The GPD Micro-PC is a tiny laptop that (actually) fits in your pocket. It’s got a tiny screen, a cramped keyboard, a so-so trackpad—and it’s my favorite travel device! Here’s why. The GPD Micro-PC Might Be the Smallest Laptop Going Around (That Doesn’t Suck) The GPD is a fully featured laptop that runs full-fat Windows or Linux. It’s got full sized USB, USB-C, HDMI and even a serial port! That’s because it’s designed for IT techs working in data centers, but that’s not what I’m using it for....

June 13, 2025 · 3 min · 576 words · Julian Garrett

Top Tech Deals: DJI Osmo 6, Samsung TV, Moto Edge, and More!

It’s time to get a jump start on holiday shopping. And even though Amazon’s Big Deal Days were a bit underwhelming, we have you covered with discounts on all your favorite tech, home goods, and PC accessories. We dug through all the best tech deals on the internet and found a huge deal on Samsung’s 85-inch Crystal 4K TV, the Motorola Edge (2024) at its lowest price yet, cheap Fire tablets, or some new headphones....

June 13, 2025 · 4 min · 648 words · James Anderson

Top Tech Deals: Meta Quest 3, Blink Security Camera, DJI Mavic Mini, and More!

Amazon is having another “Prime Big Deal Days” sale next week, but early discounts are available today. You can save over 50% on excellent items like an Echo Dot speaker, Blink Outdoor security cameras, and more. These sales events can quickly become overwhelming, especially when other retailers join in. That’s why we’ll make things easy by listing some exciting and popular items you’ll actually want to buy. So, here are some great deals available this week....

June 13, 2025 · 3 min · 638 words · Gregory Cooper

Trucking Is the Best Video Game Subgenre You're Not Playing

Summary Driving games are meant to be high-octane, bumper-to-bumper, edge-of-your-seat thrillers, right? Not necessarily. Trucking games let you scratch the driving itch at a more sedate pace. Half of the people reading this probably think I’m a dork for suggesting such a thing, while the other half are nodding enthusiastically and hummingTake Me Home, Country Roads. Let’s take a look at some of the best games in the trucking subgenre....

June 13, 2025 · 8 min · 1512 words · Kevin Clark

Vivaldi 6.4 Takes Video Playback and Calendar to the Next Level

The Vivaldi web browser is already popular and feature-packed. While it has received several updates recently, the latest Vivaldi v6.4 release makes watching and controlling videos easier than ever on desktop (particularly in “pop-up” mode). It also delivers a better calendar experience, among other improvements. Earlier this year, the Vivaldi team upgraded severalmedia playback features, and this update expands those even further. That’s on top of improvements to workspaces, the built-inemail clientfrom last year, and a continuous stream of bug fixes and patches....

June 13, 2025 · 2 min · 349 words · Richard Howell

Why Review Geek Can't Recommend Wyze or eufy Cameras Anymore

Summary It’s not about vulnerabilities but what the companies did next. When it comes to either affordable Wi-Fi cameras or cloudless Wi-Fi cameras, Review Geek has long recommended two companies: Wyze and eufy. We’ve reviewed products from both companies highly and included them in our “best of” lists multiple times. But as of today, we can no longer recommend either. Wi-Fi cameras are, at the base of things, a device that requires a great deal of trust....

June 13, 2025 · 9 min · 1856 words · Julia Jones

You Should Delete the Passwords from Your Old Browser

Summary You migrated to a new browser, but did you clean out the old one? Your old browser still contains passwords and other sensitive information that hackers are desperate to steal. Instead of leaving that old browser as an extra point of attack, you should delete its password data—don’t worry; this will only take a minute. ThisCybersecurity Awareness Weekarticle is brought to you in association withIncogni. Why Should You Delete Passwords from Old Browsers?...

June 13, 2025 · 3 min · 565 words · Jennifer Lee

Your Linux PC Has Daemons. Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Them

Summary You may have heard the term “daemon” concerning Linux. What are they? Are they something to be scared of? These little helper programs are an important part of Linux and will help take care of your systems and run essential services. What Are Daemons? In Linux, daemons are programs that run independently to perform various tasks on the system. These are things like running cron to execute tasks at specific times, listening for incoming network connections, and cleaning up the filesystem, among others....

June 13, 2025 · 6 min · 1197 words · Sandy Ortega DDS

10 Must-Have Accessories I Bought for My MacBook

Quick Links The MacBook is a sleek yet powerful device. While the notebook is quite capable on its own, there are a few must-have accessories that can complement and safeguard its design, enhance its connectivity, provide additional storage for creative workflows, or let you charge the device at a faster rate than the stock charger. Here are some of the best accessories a MacBook owner can own. 1A Sturdy Case I’venever used a smartphone without a case, so it was only natural for me to search for a protective case for my MacBook....

June 12, 2025 · 9 min · 1773 words · Tonya Collins