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If you told me you had never heard of Keet before, I wouldn't be surprised. Keet is the kind of technology that runs contrary to everything the modern tech industry – not to mention regulators – want. So it's no wonder there isn't a ton of
Retroid
A 4:3 OLED screen, sixth-generation console power and Retroid's most refined handheld design yet.
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The highs, the lows, and what I wish I'd known...
Music
A tiny Linux-powered Hi-Fi player with physical controls, a whale on its back, Tetris inside, and far more personality than I expected.
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The ZimaBoard 2 is a great, low power NAS for enthusiasts, DIYers, hobbyists, and folks looking to start dabbling with self-hosted at home. I've been playing around with it for quite some time (thanks to IceWhale for sending it over to me to review) and I'
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TRIMUI's latest vertical handheld keeps the same processor but adds a larger display, Hall effect thumbsticks and a refined design.
Music
Hopefully this is just the beginning of a franchise revival.
nextcloud
It's no secret: I run Nextcloud on my homelab. It's one of the simple pleasures I take in my day-to-day life; knowing my "cloud" is right here in my home with basically limitless storage. Suffice it to say, Nextcloud is a freakin&
Paralives
Since this is early access, I'm well-aware and well-informed that this is not going to be the full and polished version of the game. Obviously. I've been taking things with a grain of salt and I've honestly had a really positive experience so far.
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A modern handheld with a nostalgic heart
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While Lursa and B'Etor were comically evil, mustache-twirling, obvious villains for the time... their treachery and despotic self-interest is all-too-recognizable in the context of the modern day.
Anbernic
At some point, 'practicality' stops being the interesting question. What's left is how identical everything has become. I've been thinking about that a lot lately, because most of the devices I carry now (phone, earbuds, handhelds, whatever) all blur into the same familiar slab