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  • Here’s How to Save Wordle in Its Pure, Pre-NYT Form

    Here’s How to Save Wordle in Its Pure, Pre-NYT Form

    Users lamenting online word game Wordle’s decision to sell out to The New York Times this week may have at least one way to preserve the original game’s free, anti-money leaching spirit. Since Wordle runs in a browser, all of the game’s code is saved as plaintext on the Wordle website. That means users interested…


  • Enable the New Dark Mode to Make LinkedIn Marginally Less Annoying

    Enable the New Dark Mode to Make LinkedIn Marginally Less Annoying

    LinkedIn has been a bit slow to hop on the dark mode train, but it’s finally begun rolling out a more eye-pleasing theme. The feature comes to both LinkedIn’s desktop website, as well as its iPhone and Android apps; so if you’re job-hunting late at night — or scrolling to see what the latest business…


  • Ditch ‘The Great Suspender’ Before It Becomes a Security Risk

    Ditch ‘The Great Suspender’ Before It Becomes a Security Risk

    I’ve been a fan of The Great Suspender extension for years. Even when Google would drop new features into its Chrome browser to reduce the resources inactivate browser tabs eat up, I still trusted The Great Suspender to “inactivate” them for me to lessen the load on my system. But The Great Suspender has recently…