Are Gamers to Blame for Crunch Culture in Gaming?

Crunch culture is an appalling practice that's spread throughout the gaming industry. From AAA game studios to small-scale indie developers, the staggering workload and short deadlines create unhealthy amounts of stress and pressure that become their own lifestyle and mindset. But, are gamers to blame for crunch culture, or does the blame lie with the […]

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8 Tips to Make Chrome More Secure on Your Device

As Chrome's popularity has grown over the past decade, third-party associations in the form of extensions, apps, and software have also increased. These integrations can help you be more productive, but they can also put you and your data at risk. Luckily, Chrome is one of the most secure browsers available. It comes with many […]

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Post-It to Your Screen: 7 Sticky Note Apps for Windows

Everyone uses sticky notepads in different ways. For some, it acts as a notepad for pinning down their tasks of the day. For others, it's a place to write down their fleeting ideas. Whatever your needs are, there are dozens of Windows note-taking apps out there that you can use. It can be hard to […]

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How to Upgrade to Windows 11 for Free Right Now

Windows 11 is firmly on the horizon. Scrap that—Windows 11 is rapidly approaching the shore, sounding its horn and demanding entry to the harbor. With the general public launch of Windows 11 looming large on October 5, 2021, there is little time before almost anyone can upgrade to Microsoft's latest operating system. If you cannot […]

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A Guide to Playing and Converting Audio Files Using Terminal Commands

The Terminal app is the gateway for command-line access in macOS. If you frequently find yourself working inside Terminal and want to play an audio file, there's no need to leave the app. There are commands that you can use to not only play audio files directly from inside Terminal, but to convert audio files […]

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PCIe 3.0 vs. PCIe 4.0 vs. PCIe 5.0: What’s the Difference?

Sometimes, it's hard to believe how quickly technology is advancing. It seems like yesterday AMD introduced us to their Ryzen 3000 series of CPUs, which came with PCI Express 4.0 as one of its headlining features. Intel only caught up with its Rocket Lake CPUs, launched in 2021. However, it seems like the industry is […]

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