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These Windows settings still aren't in the Settings app — and might never be
The Settings app handles the basics fine, but these tweaks still send you straight back to the Control Panel
I rebuilt my Windows workflow around a tiling WM and stopped reaching for the mouse
Komorebi's install is still a bit of an adventure, but keyboard workflow it unlocks is worth every minute of it
It's time we give up on Google Search and start using these alternatives
Google keeps doubling down on AI, but these four search engines remember what search was actually for.
My back, my energy, and my gaming setup all improved because of one thing I changed at my desk
Working from home is great, but sitting on your butt all day isn't
3 things I wish I knew before going all-in on Claude
Trust me, Claude gets way better once you've made these changes.
I fixed Windows Search without installing another search app
Windows Search isn't broken, it's just misconfigured.
Stop running five separate apps when this open-source alternative does it all
Ferdium makes it easier to page through my "social" apps, instead of having a ton of open windows
I replaced my productivity apps with what Pixel already had built in — and I haven't looked back
Google's Pixel has plenty of apps for productivity — I just never turned them on
6 Obsidian plugins that made me never look at another note-taking app again
Obsidian is good on its own, but these plugins made it even better for me.
I set up free Obsidian sync across all my devices and it took less than 10 minutes
A community plugin and a cloud account you probably already have, that's all it takes.
I stopped trying to script Windows automation and started using Claude instead
Windows has all the automation tools you need built right in, but Claude can help you use them effectively
4 everyday tasks I handed to OpenClaw and instantly stopped doing myself
Stand-alone LLMs are so 2025.
This open-source Android journal app laid out my entire year on a timeline, and I love it
One timeline view changed how I journal.
I found a powerful Android to-do app that collects absolutely zero data — and it's free and open-source
Powerful, private, and free—my new favorite todo app.
I finally set up Samsung Modes and Routines and I can't believe I managed my day without it
I can't fix your routine, but your phone can certainly help.
3 surprisingly useful things your phone's document scanner can do
It can be hard to remember all that your phone can do.
I started using Obsidian as a complete beginner and now I understand why people switch and never go back
It can be as simple, or as complex as you want it to be.
I haven't sorted a single file manually since I found these Windows apps that handle it automatically
These file sorting apps make file organization a breeze.