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Personal essays and reviews from a blogger who writes about switching to Emacs for writing and computing, and about video games such as Titanium Court and Hades II. Readers get a witty, opinionated take on software, games and the culture around them.
A beginner-focused site offering practical how-to guides on everyday technology, such as calculating PC electricity costs, choosing a smartphone printer, and filtering HP laptops with an interactive tool. Readers get simple step-by-step explanations and embedded calculators, though the sample leans on tool-driven promotion.
BinaryBITS is an English-language tech newsletter mixing beginner-friendly how-to guides, explainers on emerging technologies such as carbon tech and Wi-Fi 7, and opinion pieces. Readers get practical tips for everyday computing alongside general overviews of tech topics, with heavy use of affiliate-supported recommendations.
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