Linux kernel developers are reportedly considering removing support for some older network drivers because bogus AI-generated bug reports are increasing maintenance burden. It's an unusual and timely open-source story that connects AI abuse to real-world software support decisions, especially relevant for hobbyists and retro hardware users.

Apple is reportedly ending operating system support for Intel-based Macs with macOS 27, a milestone that affects owners of older Apple hardware still in active use. That's a practical topic for Lon's audience because it has real implications for longevity, buying used Macs, and deciding when older systems become obsolete.

Mini PCs are a strong fit for Lon's channel, and this new budget GMK model is notable specifically because it pairs a very low price with a less typical AMD chip choice. That combination could make it a good candidate for a value-focused review or comparison against the flood of Intel N100-class mini PCs.

A court has ruled that a defendant's use of AI (his inputs and its responses) could be used against him in court as they were not protected by work product o...

In his first public comments since a federal judge blocked Nexstar's merger with Tegna, Nexstar CEO Perry Sook ripped DirecTV, a merger opponent..

"C64-Live is about sharing the magic of the C64 with friends and fans around the world"

An exploration of the technical hurdles involved in building a custom wireless smart button. This fits Lon's interest in the technical underpinnings of smart home protocols and DIY solutions.

A maker has successfully fabricated working RAM cells inside a DIY garden shed cleanroom. It's a fascinating look at the limits of home-brewed silicon and hardware engineering.

This article examines how a budget $80 Android car head unit performs after five years of use. Lon's audience often appreciates deep dives into whether 'cheap' tech actually lasts or becomes e-waste.

The new Framework Wireless Touchpad Keyboard can be bought whole or in bits.

Notebookcheck reports another substantial price increase for Lenovo's Legion Go S handheld, pushing it into a price range that changes its competitiveness entirely. Even without new hardware, this may be worth discussing as part of the handheld gaming PC market and the value proposition versus Steam Deck, ROG Ally, and other Windows handhelds.

YouTube is changing how push notifications work by reducing alerts from channels subscribers don't regularly engage with. That's especially relevant to Lon as a creator-platform policy change that may affect audience reach, subscriber expectations, and channel growth strategy.

Mozilla says it used Anthropic's Claude Mythos to uncover hundreds of Firefox vulnerabilities, offering a concrete example of AI being applied to software security work. This stands out as a practical AI story rather than hype, and could make for a good discussion of whether AI tools are genuinely improving product safety.

AST SpaceMobile has secured an FCC green light that could help it build out direct-to-cell satellite connectivity in the US. This is the kind of emerging communications technology Lon may want to track because it has real consumer implications for mobile coverage and competition with Starlink-backed services.

It's still more expensive than it was last fall, but you can now save up to $7 per month. On the downside, you'll lose immediate access to Call of Duty.

Microsoft publicly saying Windows Security/Defender is sufficient for most users is a notable mainstream PC guidance story. It could make for a useful service video or commentary piece because it directly impacts how average viewers secure their computers and whether third-party antivirus subscriptions are worth it.

A new Lenovo mini PC pairing Intel Panther Lake with Arc B390 graphics sounds like exactly the kind of compact desktop hardware Lon often likes to examine. If pricing and availability are real-world practical, this could be a solid mini PC review candidate with decent graphics potential in a tiny form factor.

Laptop includes Core Ultra Series 3 CPUs, a bigger battery, and a touchscreen.