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You May Not Want to Switch to Linux for These Reasons

Before you say anything—Linux is great. I've been writing Linux advocacy pieces for more than a decade. Desktop Linux has come along by leaps and bounds, and has yet to reach its full potential. However, for those who have never used Linux in any of its flavors, there are still reasons to think twice before diving in.

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What Is Apple HomeKit?

Various smart home communication standards compete for market dominance, and Apple's HomeKit is built into every Apple product and a few beyond. If you're an Apple fan, you may already have the bones of a HomeKit system without even knowing it.

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Half-Life 3 Might Finally Be Real, But I Hope It's Not

There are always rumors of an immanent Half-Life 3 release, but this time, it feels different. This time, there might actually be a continuation of the story that left us hanging so many years ago with Half-Life 2: Episode 2. The thing is, the more I think about it, do I actually want this game to come out?

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Is the Galaxy S23 Ultra Worth Buying In 2024?

While high-end Android phones offer exceptional features like the brightest screen, powerful processors, and excellent cameras, they're often very expensive. But what if I tell you there's an option that offers most of the latest features while saving you a few hundred dollars? The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is one such option.

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I Always Use Excel to Create Heat Maps: Here's How You Can Too

Excel is known as a complex number cruncher that only experts can use, but, in my view, labeling the program with such a sweeping generalization undermines its ability to make life easier. And in no scenario is this truer than in its wish to help you visualize data more efficiently.

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Forget Proton: These 10 Awesome Games Run Natively on Linux

You don't need to use compatibility tools like Proton to play games on Linux. Here's a list of 10 awesome games that have proper native Linux versions for the best in performance and stability.

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USB Fans Are My Favorite PC Accessory in Summer

I don't have air conditioning, so I have to rely on alternative ways to keep myself cool while working from home. Traditional pedestal fans are great, but one little accessory that nobody seems to talk about is USB desk fans. If you've never used one, now is the time.

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Do You Use Gmail, Outlook, or Something Else?

Google's Gmail and Microsoft's Outlook are two of the most popular (and most used) email providers, but they're certainly not your only options. Do you use one of those two for your primary account, or opt for a Gmail alternative like ProtonMail, Zoho, or even AOL? Hotmail is still around, too, in case you were wondering. What do you use, and why?

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