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In the Age Of Advertising…
Notification Abuse
Productivity Woes
Not Quite There Yet
Won’t Someone Please Think Of The Standards?
Like, Please
Hardware Marketing
Even More Technology Snobbery
Technology Snobbery
The Misunderstood Raspberry Pi
One Cloud Too Far
Kindle The Classroom
Damned If They Do, Always
It’s a cult world!
Repairability, or the lack of it
Android has become a multi-edged sword
The Future Of Video Gaming
Gamers are their own worst enemies