Facebook opened F8 2017 by addressing the Cleveland Facebook murder video, then pivoted straight into AR camera filters and a VR hangout app for the Rift - the tonal whiplash stuck with me more than either announcement did.
Apple quietly patched a nasty Wi-Fi chip firmware bug in iOS 10.3.1 that needs zero clicks to exploit, and it finally got me to stop ignoring my update badge.
I preordered the Galaxy S8 this weekend, and I've got thoughts on that awkwardly placed fingerprint sensor, the Bixby button that does nothing yet, and why I'm just glad the headphone jack survived.
Trump signed the bill killing broadband privacy rules on Monday, so I spent my Saturday flashing router firmware and arguing with myself about which VPN to trust instead.
SpaceX relaunched a used Falcon 9 booster this week for the SES-10 mission, and I spent my Thursday evening glued to a livestream instead of doing anything productive.
The House vote to kill broadband privacy rules sent me down a rabbit hole of VPN shopping, router firmware, and a Skype call that wouldn't stop stuttering.
The House voted 215-205 this week to kill FCC rules that would've made ISPs ask before selling your browsing history. Im finally setting up that VPN Ive been putting off for two years.
The House just voted to let ISPs sell your browsing history without asking first. Since I only have one ISP option where I live, I finally caved and paid for a VPN.
Apple's red iPhone got all the headlines this week, but the quietly announced $329 iPad from that Chicago classroom event is the part that actually matters.
Apple quietly killed the iPad Air name and dropped a $329 replacement, plus a red iPhone 7, both announced without an event on the same day Twitter turns 11.
Twelve days after launch, my left Joy-Con keeps losing connection mid-fight in Breath of the Wild, and a quick look around says it's not just my unit or my apartment's wifi.
Firefox 52's new warning for HTTP login forms caught me off guard on my own site, so here's how I finally moved everything to free HTTPS with Let's Encrypt in an afternoon.
