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  • The Second-Hand PC Revolution: Why New Hardware Has Become Unaffordable

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    The personal computer market is going through unprecedented crisis that is driving the smart shoppers off the retail shelves and into the online shops. To date, the combination of memory crunch, AI pressures tapped the manufacturing capacity, and price gouging on the Secondary Market have not only made the secondary market as an economical option, but the only logical decision of budget-conscious builders.

  • From Gaming Handhelds to Data Centers: How Meta Reworked Linux CPU Scheduling

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    The current CPUs have tens of cores, and each core has to fight to run thousands of tasks effectively. Over the years, Linux has been using general purpose schedulers which provide fairness and throughput but at large scale services reveal their flaws. In 2025, Meta announced that it had switched to a surprisingly simple solution, which is a Linux scheduling method first created by Valve on the Steam Deck. By borrowing ideas from handheld gaming, Meta found a practical way to untangle messy CPU scheduling in its server fleet。

  • Trading Up to iPhone 17 Pro Left Me Wondering Why I Waited So Long

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    Upon receiving the iPhone 17 Pro in my hands, I thought that the update will be usual and gradual. Having had my iPhone 15 Pro over a period of two years, I was about to expect a disappointment. However, after just 48 hours of use, I realized why Apple says that it is their greatest design in years. Here are five concrete reasons that made me genuinely grateful for the upgrade.

  • Real Ways to Fix Your Cell Signal When Your Phone Bars Disappear

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    Even the most sophisticated smartphone may become an aggravating brick when it has a weak cellphone signal. Telephone conversations are lost, videos keep stuttering and plain text messages appear to disappear into the internet atmosphere. The low reception is not only a frustrating problem it can also interfere with work, your route and even your own safety since you may not get through in a real emergency. Luckily, it is possible to build a stronger bond with a few tangible, science-based methods, without having to use gimmicks or signal booster myth.

  • Creating Your Ideal iPhone Emoji Using Apple’s Genmoji

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    In the modern age of technology, emojis are not just sweet little images—they’re life-supporting messages to convey emotion, humor, and personality. Apple’s Genmoji, powered by Apple Intelligence, elevates it to a whole new level by allowing people to create personalized emojis just the way they see them. Do you want a smiling cactus or a buddy shouting at a birthday? Genmoji brings it to you with amazing ease and creativity.

  • How to Master Your Mac’s Multi-Monitor Experience

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    For the majority of Mac users, a single screen simply isn't sufficient. Designers require layouts side by side, developers like several windows, and professionals are opening spreadsheets while participating in video calls. The addition of extra monitors has the potential to have a huge improve on productivity, however the configuration process under macOS is not always straight forward and can be a plug and pray. Yet it is just a matter of having the correct approach to get a multi-monitor environment that feels natural and efficient.