Microsoft has just pulled a nostalgic feature out of its hat: the return of the compact taskbar on Windows 11. After three years of being stuck with the “XXL” size, our icons will finally shrink back to their smaller size.…
Europe sometimes comes up with amusing initiatives, like this one called WiFi4EU. The idea is to provide free WiFi access in various public spaces across nearly every corner of Europe. And when I say “nearly every corner,” it’s no exaggeration—8,802…
You’re a good person. And a good person puts their recyclable waste in the yellow bin. In fact, at night you sometimes dream of soaring into space, where you also separate your waste. It’s your passion, and I admire you…
New and previously unseen drawings by Akira Toriyama have recently been revealed by one of his close friends. These sketches, which had remained hidden in drawers, offer a glimpse into the creative process of the creator of Dragon Ball Z.…
You’re probably familiar with those annoying CAPTCHAs that constantly ask you to click on all the traffic lights, trucks, or crosswalks to prove you’re not a robot. It’s the very reason why Daft Punk never had a Gmail account, by…
Today, we delve into a saga worthy of the best episodes of Silicon Valley. At the center of the drama is WordPress, the CMS that powers 40% of the web, embroiled in a conflict that makes the disputes of Game…
The U.S. Department of Justice is exploring options that include dismantling Google, a week after the tech giant was found guilty of illegally monopolizing the online search market. In early August, the American giant was convicted of anti-competitive practices in…
A recent leak casts doubt on the release of the Google Pixel 9: apparently, it will be launched without Android 15. A rumor that is likely to disappoint fans of the brand. But is it true or not? Suspense! Normally,…
Hello friends! Today, we dive into the world of online storage with pCloud, a European alternative to giants like Dropbox and Google Drive. Created in Switzerland in 2013, pCloud offers a simple, economical, and secure online storage solution. Additionally, it…
This week saw the release of a new version of Raspberry Pi OS. It is numbered 2024-07-04 and was launched on July 4. As with most updates of this kind, and like those of Debian on which it is based,…
I have to admit that I don’t really like the native translation tool of Vivaldi, the web browser I use the most. The problem isn’t how it works, but the company that provides the translations. And it’s not that it’s…
On July 1st, Clem Lefebvre launched the beta of the upcoming version of his operating system. Few details were provided, but that was to be expected. More information was shared in this month’s newsletter, which confirms, among other things, that…
