I have many complaints regarding the futile quest for maximum thinness in tech, but Apple proudly saying that their engineering advancements gave iPhone Air all-day battery life when it could have been several days with a reasonably thick design is just laughable. Do they even hear themselves when they rehearse these events?

Girls Frontline 2 is known for having the best character models among gacha games, but I think even more impressive than that is the quality of their textures. I've been amazed by them ever since I started playing the game. Fabrics actually look like they are made of fibers.

Do we like Rust because it's a good language or because it has a good compiler?

Can we use AI to make phones smart enough to not react to butt touches?

What do players expect to achieve by review-bombing games they're upset about? Do they think people casually browse app stores and install random apps based on their ratings and reviews? That's not a thing. The only time you open an app store is when you know exactly what you are going to install, and ratings will not affect that.

PWAs are great, but you can actually install any web page as an app using a Chromium-based browser.

If you want to get some basic cryptography knowledge and have fun along the way, the

CryptoHack

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A free, fun platform to learn about cryptography through solving challenges and cracking insecure code. Can you reach the top of the leaderboard?

website is awesome.

Gacha game fandom is the best. New characters get announced, and a couple of days later, pixiv is already filled with their fan art.

As a passionate tea enjoyer, I can highly recommend the podcast People of Tea

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Join us as we explore the world of tea through conversations with people from every corner of the industry—from farmers to drinkers and everyone ...

Make things for fun! Not everything has to be useful or new or a significant improvement over an existing product. Often times satisfying the innate desire to create is all that's needed.

Obsidian is easily my favorite app ever made. I use it for everything from taking quick notes to providing code snippets for my code editor.

So many front-end developers instinctively pick React for every new project without realizing that the majority of those projects won't benefit from React or any similar library.