Jayric Maning

PeaZip is a free, open-source file archiver that supports over 200 different compression formats, making it incredibly versatile. I can create archives in popular formats like ZIP and 7Z, extract files from obscure formats I’ve never even heard of, and everything happens faster than I expected. After using it to organize years’ worth of accumulated digital clutter, I’m genuinely convinced this tool deserves much more attention than it gets.

9 hours ago Small unjammable drones controlled by fiber-optic cables have become so integral to Russian and Ukrainian combat operations that they are leaving trails of cabling everywhere, turning areas of the battlefield into a tangled web. As a counter to extensive electronic warfare, fiber-optic drones are …

I've been cleaning my Windows desktop lately by hiding all my app icons and pinning only my most used apps on the taskbar. The result was clean and distraction-free, exactly what I wanted. But there was a catch. While this minimalist approach looked great, it made opening unpinned apps much harder. The default Windows search launcher worked fine when staring at my desktop. But the moment a window covered my screen, things got annoying.