By Torfi, A Firm Handshake is a pleasant reminder of what business life was like before the pandemic. Available for Windows, MacOS and Linux, it lets you approach people and shake their hands. They then become your associates, perhaps even your friends, and follow as you approach others and shake their hands, too.
Experience the before time with this free handshake simulator
New Raspberry Pi 500 all-in-one hinted at in data
Jenny List reports that the existence of a new all-in-one computer from Raspberry Pi is hinted at in data on Github. The Raspberry Pi 500 is just a model number,… READ THE REST
Morning Door is a unique digital adventure
I had a great time playing around with Morning Door, a dreamlike experience from a website called A Number From the Ghost created by Peter Adams. On this site, players… READ THE REST
Adorable miniature metal Sega consoles
You can now order teeny tiny Sega game consoles. The decorative tchotchkes, about 40mm square, come as Genesis/Megadrives, Dreamcasts and Saturns, in different colors, are made by Square Enix, and… READ THE REST
How $20 is going to keep my old computer running like a dream
TL;DR: Upgrade to Windows 10 Pro for $19.97 (reg. $199). My 2014 Dell has been chugging along for a cool decade, but I'm not ready to give it up yet, mostly because new… READ THE REST
I'm going to fill this discount 1TB cloud storage with cat pictures and nobody can stop me
TL;DR: A 1TB Koofr Cloud Storage Lifetime Subscription is now $119.99 with code KOOFR40. Google tells me my drive is almost full. Those free 15GB go fast if you're using it for anything… READ THE REST
3 things you can do with a $240 MacBook (that you probably wouldn't with an expensive computer)
TL;DR: Get a computer you can take anywhere when you get a MacBook Air refurb for $239.99 (reg. $999). I already have a computer, but I want another. Here's why: if I rely… READ THE REST
