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Ayush Pande

(He/Him)
India, Southern Asia
As seen in: XDA Developers, MSN, MSN Canada, Flipboard, How-To Geek, NewsBreak, LXer Linux News, Crypto News (UAE)
Covers:  Anything related to tech, crypto, and video games.
Doesn't Cover: Food and fashion are two topics I haven't dabbled in yet.
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Hi there. I'm Ayush Pande, a computing writer during the day, and a full-time nerd during the night.

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Beginner's guide to NAS: Everything to know about RAID, setup, and more

Beginner's guide to NAS: Everything to know about RAID, setup, and more

NAS devices are a convenient solution to all your backup and file sharing troubles. Here's how you can config…

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Raspberry Pi 5 review: The holy grail of DIY projects got even better (and rarer)

Raspberry Pi 5 review: The holy grail of DIY projects got even better (and rarer)

The Raspberry Pi 5 is one of the most powerful consumer-grade SBCs out there. Sadly, its limited stock means …

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How to use MSI Afterburner to overclock and monitor your PC

How to use MSI Afterburner to overclock and monitor your PC

From overclocking to undervolting, MSI Afterburner is a really useful software. Here's how you can use it to …

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PC airflow guide: How to set up your case fans

PC airflow guide: How to set up your case fans

You'll need to set up proper airflow inside your PC case for optimal cooling. This guide will help you with t…

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Channel your inner DIY god by building these 10 complex Raspberry Pi projects

Channel your inner DIY god by building these 10 complex Raspberry Pi projects

Here are ten complex Raspberry Pi projects to train your tinkering muscles

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Your phone can run ADB on itself with no PC, and it's how I finally killed the bloatware I couldn't uninstall

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By Ayush Pande
| XDA Developers
Between Google locking down the Android ecosystem and certain apps getting extremely sensitive (I’m looking at you, banking services) to rooted devices, I’ve started using Android Debug Bridge when I need to tweak certain aspects of my smartphones that I otherwise couldn’t without rooting my pocket-sized companion. Removing bloatware is one of these tasks, especially with all the junk that manufacturers add to their smartphones.
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4 cool operating systems that have nothing to do with Windows, macOS, or Linux

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By Ayush Pande
| XDA Developers
Ask any casual user about their preferred operating system for everyday tasks, and you’ll typically hear them mention Windows or macOS. These days, Linux has been gaining prominence as well, so you might even hear Ubuntu, Fedora, or other distros crop up in the conversation every now and then. Once you step into the server side of things, you’ll start seeing Linux distributions and virtualization platforms a lot more often.
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I tested TrueNAS, Unraid, and ZimaOS back-to-back, and they're built for completely different people

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By Ayush Pande
| XDA Developers
There’s no denying that the processor, RAM capacity, PCIe lanes, and number of drive bays are important considerations when you’re building a Network-Attached Storage server for your backup, archival, and file-sharing needs. That said, the underlying NAS also needs the right operating system to match your requirements, and as someone who has gone through different NAS-centric distros, I can confirm that there are plenty of cool options out there.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Technically, my "first job" was writing for a local magazine, but after that went out of business, I started working for Bitcompare.

How is social media changing news?

Social media brings more stories for me to write, including feature articles and guides on the most intriguing hardware.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

I write my articles using Google Docs. Other than that, I use Annotely and Figma to create images for my articles.
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