🕹️ The Future of Game Emulators — We Tried Browsing the Web With Safari 1.0

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It's Still Legal for Now, But Are Game Emulators in Trouble?

Laptop with multiple broken video game controllers, representing emulators.

Emulation shouldn’t be a dirty word, despite what some hardware manufacturers believe. The good news is that the emulation scene is booming, and emulators aren’t going anywhere anytime soon.

I Tried Browsing the Web with Safari 1.0, Here's How It Went

Safari was introduced in 2003 as Apple's replacement for Internet Explorer on the Mac. Since then, it has continued to evolve as the default browser on all Apple devices. Let's take a deep dive into the browser that started it all: Safari 1.0.

Looking to Protect Your iPad? ESR Has You Covered

Tablets have become a staple of modern society, and no tablet is more popular than Apple’s iPad and its many variations. If you're looking to protect your iPad, check out this collection from ESR.

X Marks the What? How Linux Got Its Name

Most know that Linus Torvalds developed Linux, and it’s plain to see that Linux is Linus with the S replaced with an X. But why an X, and who actually chose that name?

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💻 Signs You Need a New Laptop — How to Free Up Storage on the PS5

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🍿 5 Things to Do With Your Old TVs — Ditching Google Search for Perplexity AI

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