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I explore the newly announced Windows Terminal, highlighting how it serves as a powerful, versatile alternative to the traditional Command Prompt and PowerShell. I walk you through the installation process using the Microsoft Store or Chocolatey, and introduce the basic usage features of this preview version.

As Internet Explorer finally retires, I reflect on its chaotic evolution from the simple days of IE 5.5 and the infamous Internet Radio button to the modern friction of forced Edge redirections. While I acknowledge IE’s foundational role in my career, I’m glad to have moved on to the streamlined, distraction-free experience that Mozilla Firefox offers today.

Discover my personal journey from being a loyal Android user to switching to the iPhone XS Max after years of using Nokia and Windows devices. I explain how a combination of tech conference inspiration and Android fatigue led to this major change, along with my initial impressions after living with the iPhone for three months.

Drawing on my experience using an M2 Max MacBook Pro for nearly nine months, I break down my actual RAM usage to answer how much memory you really need. My analysis shows that while 32 GB offers peace of mind, 16 GB is sufficient for typical workloads, helping you decide whether to splurge on extra RAM or stick with the standard configuration.

As a lifelong IT professional, I felt compelled to finally express gratitude to the developers of the free tools I rely on by making a small donation. To determine which applications truly deserve this support, I used PowerShell to analyze my installed software and usage patterns, ensuring my contribution went to the right places.