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America’s Cheapest Car Still Lets You Drive Stick
Manual transmissions are going extinct, and fast. Fewer and fewer cars let you row your own gears, especially on the affordable end of the market. Automakers figure most people just want the convenience of an automatic, so that’s where they put their money.
Get an 8Bitdo Switch 2-Compatible Controller for 34% Off
The 8Bitdo Pro 2 Wireless Bluetooth Controller, which is compatible with the Switch 2, is currently available for just $40 on Amazon. This is a big 34% discount from its usual list price of $60. The controller is great, especially since it has Hall Effect Joysticks.
Please Convince Me I Don’t Need a Metal Gaming Mouse
Ultralight gaming mice are the top choice for most online shooters, as their low weight allows for faster, more precise flick shots and quick turns. While plastic is the go-to material, metal mice have recently started appearing—and I badly want one.
How to Contact Facebook For Account Help
Facebook trouble? Whether you have an account-related issue or you want to report a bug, you have a few ways to contact Facebook support. We'll show you what your contact options are
Can This New Honda Coupe Beat the Mazda MX-5 and Toyota GR86?
Honda’s revived Prelude is stepping back into the spotlight as an attainable two-door built to capture driving enthusiasts who might otherwise gravitate toward a Mazda MX-5 or Toyota GR86. After years without a dedicated sporty coupe in its lineup, Honda is clearly positioning this car to rekindle the brand’s fun-to-drive reputation while keeping pricing within reach of everyday buyers.
Amazon Prime Members Can Get 3 Free Months of Kindle Unlimited
Amazon has a bunch of different products and services these days, but its bread and butter is still books. Right now, the company is offering a pretty sweet deal for Prime members that will make it a lot easier and cheaper to load up your Kindle with ebooks.
Your Mouse DPI Specs Don't Matter Anymore
When it comes to mice—gaming models in particular—there are few specifications thrown around as much as DPI or Dots Per Inch. Bigger, simple numbers have always been a marketer's dream, but now with mice boasting silly numbers like 12,000 or 30,000 DPI, mouse makers have truly lost the plot.
Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka Is Now in Beta Testing
Canonical, the company behind the popular Ubuntu Linux distribution, has officially released the beta version of Ubuntu 25.10, codenamed "Questing Quokka". This is a big deal because it's the last interim release before the next long-term support version, which is slated for April 2026.
How to Use the WRAPCOLS and WRAPROWS Functions in Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel's WRAPCOLS and WRAPROWS functions let you reshape a single row or column of data into a two-dimensional array. This is useful for restructuring raw data, making large datasets easier to read, or creating groups with specific numerical parameters.
Notion’s 3.0 Update Wants to Help You With Project Management
Notion just launched Notion 3.0, which the company is calling the biggest update ever for its popular productivity app. This update will let Notion work with you to make better notes and give you an agent to help you create better spaces.
Tor-based Tails Linux 7.0 Has Arrived: Here's What's New
Tails 7.0 is here, and it's a huge update that brings a ton of new features and improvements to the privacy-focused operating system. The new version is the first to be based on Debian 13 (Trixie) and GNOME 48 (Bengaluru), which means there are new versions of almost all the included applications.
This Is Why I Use Static IP Addresses With Home Assistant
The majority of the time, we have no idea what the IP addresses of our devices are. You don't need to know that your phone has an IP address of 192.168.1.12 on your local network in order to use it. Your router takes care of assigning and reassigning IP addresses in the background, and you're not even aware that it's happening.
How to Validate Your Data With Statistical Tests in Python
Having data is only half the battle. How do you know your data actually means something? With some simple Python code, you can quickly check if differences in data are actually significant.
How to Install the Google Play Store on an Amazon Fire Tablet
Amazon Fire Tablets restrict you to the Amazon Appstore, but they run Fire OS, a custom version of Android. That means you can install Google's Play Store to gain access to millions of Android apps and games, including Google apps like Gmail, Chrome, Google Maps, and more.
I Kicked My Loot Addiction, But Borderlands 4 Is Dragging Me Back
Nothing in gaming has ever been as addictive as loot grinding, and there's no better proof of that than the Borderlands series. Each new game has delivered more guns than the last, always with more variety and wilder gimmicks than you'll find in any other series.
ESR’s iPhone 17 Accessories Bring All-Around Protection and Smarter Charging
The iPhone 17 has arrived, and with it comes the need for accessories that match Apple’s latest design and performance.
3 Fun and Cool Linux Apps to Install This Weekend (September 19 - 21)
Not sure how to get the most out of your Linux device? This weekend, I'm back with another set of free and open source apps Linux fans will want to try installing.
The Overlooked Windows 11 Privacy Upgrade That Just Works
For a long time, I never thought about what happens when I type a web address into a browser and hit “Enter.” In fact, your computer asks a DNS server where to find the site, and unless you’ve previously made changes to your settings, that request goes out in plain text, visible to any system your traffic passes through on its way across the network.
The American Electric Sedan That Finally Puts Range Anxiety to Rest
Electric vehicles (EVs) deliver instant power, futuristic tech, and the bonus of zero tailpipe emissions. Still, range is the factor that matters most.
If You Put a Case On Your iPhone Air, I'm Calling You Out
As you're reading this, presumably millions of people have an iPhone Air in their hands, as Apple's latest thinness-obsessed product hits the phone market. I hope you like it, I really hope this sliver of titanium and glass is everything you hoped it would be—but if you dare put a case on it, know that I'm judging you hard.


