How the Blog Got Its Name?
In 1997, internet writer Jorn Barger coined the term “weblog” to describe collecting links and thoughts about websites. Blogger Peter […]
1. Internet History, 2. Blogging Evolution, 3. Web Culture
1. Social Justice and Equity, 2. Digital Divide and Access Disparities, 3. Technology Policy and Advocacy
Digital Redlining: What It Is and How It Continues to Impact Communities
The legacy of redlining, which historically prevented marginalized communities from buying homes in certain areas, continues to affect internet access
1. Technology Services, 2. Internet Services, 3. Customer Experience
Starry Internet Review: Plans, Pricing, Speed and Availability
The fixed wireless provider offers fast speeds and customer-friendly service terms, making it an attractive option for consumers. However, the
1. Gaming, 2. Technology, 3. Product Reviews
Mouse Mode on Nintendo Switch 2 Already Needs an Overhaul
WIRED tested playing Switch games using mouse controls for an extended period of time. The experience was uncomfortable and caused
1. Monetization Strategies, 2. YouTube Advertising, 3. Content Creation Tips
How to Use AdSense for YouTube and Start Earning from Your Videos
To make money from your YouTube videos, you can use AdSense for YouTube, which allows you to earn from ads
1. Technology Communities, 2. Developer Experiences, 3. Learning and Growth
Just Launched a New Reddit Space for Developer Reflection
A new subreddit called r/devreflection has been launched for developers to share their personal stories, lessons learned, and reflective experiences
1. Cryptocurrency Tools, 2. Web Development, 3. Financial Technology
72. Built a crypto tracker over the Easter weekend
The article introduces a new web app called Coin Exit Tracker designed to help crypto investors visualize potential profits at
1. Technology News, 2. Software Updates, 3. Product Announcements
Don't Expect Much From iOS 18.5 Public Beta 1, Small Changes Coming
Apple is focusing on preparing for its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June, so users should not expect many new
- Home Improvement, - Product Reviews, - Tools and Equipment
I expected this cheap multitool to be a waste of money, but it's my new a toolbox essential
The article explores the quality of an Amazon Basics multitool and concludes that it is nearly perfect for most users.
1. Technology Privacy, 2. Smart TV Operating Systems, 3. Data Security
How to disable ACR on your TV (and stop companies from spying on you)
The article discusses how smarter TV operating systems pose new privacy risks, with automatic content recognition (ACR) being a key