Issue #260 / Jul 2022

Some users trust their data to powerful file servers that advertise enterprise data protection, but your Network Attached Storage system might not be as safe as you think it is.

Kitty, a terminal emulator by the creator of Calibre, promises customization and graphical acceleration at the command line.

With so many Linux distros to choose from, you can spend a lot of time downloading and installing before you find the right one for your needs. DistroTest.net lets you test a variety of Linux distributions from the browser without the up-front installation work.

Keep your team collaborating with BlueSpice, a wiki tool focused on professional customers.

Instead of relying on a third-party read-it-later service, you can use this DIY tool to save articles from the Internet in a format that meets your specific needs.

Wordle, a simple online word game, took the world by storm in February. Mike Schilli has developed a command-line tool to boost his Wordle streak using some unapproved tactics.

The small MPU6050 sensor contains a gyroscope and an accelerometer, which means that you can build a digital spirit level with it.

An electronic project at a local science center was showing its age, calling for a refresh: in this case, rebuilding it almost from scratch with an Arduino instead of relays.

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Tools such as community servers and local web traffic caches can help improve community Internet service.