Have you ever wanted to buy a new Ryobi tool but saw the sticker price and walked away? If so, that was a smart move, because several Ryobi tools are constantly on sale. If you want your dollar to go further while growing your toolbox, certain items are frequently discounted at Home Depot.
Luxury SUVs are often associated with steep repair bills and costly maintenance, but not all of them fit that stereotype. In fact, a growing number of premium models combine upscale comfort with dependability, proving that owning luxury doesn’t have to drain your bank account.
Multicolor 3D printing is much easier when the hardware needed to handle multiple filaments comes as part of the package. One of our favorite choices from our workshop tests, the Anycubic Kobra S1 ACE 2 Pro Combo, is now $550 (was $650) at Amazon for Prime members. The combo pairs the Kobra S1 with Anycubic's ACE 2 Pro, which manages four filaments while also doubling as a heated filament dryer. It can dry filament at temperatures up to 65°C while you're printing.This
The year was 2013. I can remember the sheer excitement I felt as I stepped into my local video game store and laid eyes on the title that I’d been desperate to play for months. I’d brought a bag filled with Nintendo DS games that I’d played to near death, traded them in at the counter, and finally got my hands on the 3DS release that changed my gaming life for good: Fire Emblem Awakening.Awakening was the game that truly got me into RPGs. Its vibrant cast of character
Over the last couple of days, I've become intimately aware of basically every product on sale at the new MSI UK Store than I thought one human ever could be. Why? Well, it's all because of a launch promotion that gives you the chance to buy one product each day for just £1.As part of the MSI Cheat Code event, a voucher code has been hidden on one of the category or product pages on the MSI Store. The task is simple: search through those pages to find the hidden code,
Elegoo is behind some of the top-rated 3D printers we've tested. And with the company running a big back-to-school sale, I've selected the three best deals for all 3D printing enthusiasts based on our own testing. My top overall pick has to be the multi-color Centauri Carbon 2 Combo for $379 (was $449), while in the UK it's down to £349 (was £398).For beginners on a budget, check out the Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro for $229 (was $274) in the US, and £179 (was £290) in the UK
Building a smart home can be an expensive process. You need something that can control your smart home as well as all the devices that you want to control. You don't always need to buy new smart home devices; you may already have some useful Home Assistant accessories gathering dust in your junk drawer.
No sign of Pixel Buds Pro 3 at Google's recent unveiling eventSome new upgrades have come to existing buds…As well as a new Pixel Buds Pro 2 colorwayAt the recent August Pixel 11 unveiling event, we saw some new folding (and unfolding) phones, an updated smartwatch and even a location tracker, but one member of the Pixel family who wasn't invited was the Google Pixel Pro 3.Despite the Google Pixel Pro 2 being practically two years old now, and the cheaper Pixel Buds 2
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Twitch has revealed that user streams are training Amazon’s AIYou have to actively opt out to prevent this from happeningThe community has reacted with fury over the moveIf there’s one thing a sizeable proportion of the population hates more than artificial intelligence (AI), it’s being opted in to having their data automatically fed into an AI for training. Yet that’s exactly what’s going to happen to your Twitch streams unless you specifically opt out. The issue cam
Hi HN! We’re Zack and Tommy the Co-Founders of Keet (https://trykeet.com). We are building a mobile app that generates courses on any topic, with short videos for explanation and games for reinforcement. Courses mirror a real curriculum to help you learn over an extended period of time.Tommy and I met in linear algebra class in college and spent the next 4 years taking classes together. Our friendship was formed around learning new things. In school, someone else designs the curriculum
Hi,I am on the board of a community organization that works with kids, and is required by insurance to have key volunteers go though a basic criminal background check.I have a good relationship with these folks and they are well-meaning, but not attuned to tech and privacy the way we are here on HN.Are there a couple of reputable background check companies that do their job, without feeding into the personal data sales/credit/advertising industries?Is there some way to validate their T
Algorithms you can watch thinkA sorting algorithm is a set of decisions unfolding over time. A textbook flattens that into pseudocode and a Big-O label, and something is lost — you can memorize that quicksort is O(n log n) on average without ever seeing why it degrades on a sorted array. AlgoVerse is my attempt to put the time dimension back: a client-side platform where you watch data structures and algorithms actually run, step by step, at 60fps.There's a live demo, and the whole thing r
A camera that decides where to lookMost hobby surveillance projects stop at "stream a webcam to a browser." Netra doesn't. It's a closed-loop system: an ESP32-CAM streams frames, a YOLOv8 model finds the person in them, and the result drives two servos that physically turn the camera to keep that person centered — all coordinated over MQTT. The name comes from the Sanskrit word for eye, and that's the honest description of what it is: an eye that moves on its own.It started as a Microproce
There’s been a lot of confusion and panic this week about “huge fines”, “drastic measures” and “sweeping new AI rules” in the EU. In reality, it’s a lot more narrow — and a lot more sensible. And mostly it’s about making AI more obvious when it actually needs to be obvious — especially for AI-generated content.Starting from Aug 2, 2026, AI labelling is a legal requirement for any company that serves EU citizens. And similar to European Accessibility Act, it’s not limited to EU companies. It affe
Best Technology Stack for E-Commerce Websites | MERN, React & Node.jsChoosing the right technology stack is one of the most important decisions when building an e-commerce website. The technologies you select will determine your website's performance, scalability, security, development speed, and long-term maintenance costs.With countless frameworks and programming languages available, it can be difficult to decide which combination is best. In this guide, we'll explore the most popular tech
React Performance Optimization: Practical Techniques for Faster WebsitesPerformance plays a crucial role in the success of modern web applications. Slow loading pages, unnecessary re-renders, and large JavaScript bundles can negatively impact user experience, search rankings, and conversion rates. React provides powerful tools to build fast applications, but achieving excellent performance requires following the right development practices.In this guide, you'll learn practical React performance
In the mid 2000s, I was fascinated with the reality TV show Aussie Ladette to Lady. It branded a "new breed" of Australian woman as loud, vulgar, and unfit for any self-respecting society, thrusting them into weeks-long sophistication training that, of course, never lasted. In a nutshell, this is also the premise for the new Netflix series My Brilliant Career.In hindsight, the former TV show was nothing but an excuse to vilify a new kind of 'modern woman' for the sake
Tech leaders are finding complexities with contacts, vendors, and platforms are restricting transformationNetwork resilience is increasingly an issue for leaders, rather than just ITBusinesses are relying on too much technologyNew research has lifted the lid on how small business tech leaders are finding it increasingly difficult to ensure technology can drive change, citing network issues, increased complexity, and a lack of buy-in from other departments.A rsurvey by
Every new Next.js project I start has the same skeleton. Not because I copy-paste a boilerplate, but because I've converged on a set of React Next.js patterns that solve the same class of problems every time — server-first rendering, predictable data flow, typed boundaries, and consistent error handling. This post documents those patterns so I can point clients and collaborators at something concrete. Server components by default, client components by exceptionThe App Router made server com
