When Apple introduced Stage Manager in macOS Ventura (2022), it was pitched as a revolutionary way to manage multitasking: keeping your workspace clean, grouping apps together, and making context switching seamless. By July 2025, Stage Manager has matured, received iterative updates through macOS Sonoma and macOS Sequoia, and gained adoption among a subset of Mac power users. But there’s a[…]
Read moreThe degenerative process of the tendons that enter the elbow is, in reality, the syndrome that has taken the name of lateral epicondylalgia in place of epicondylitis. The most recent scientific evidence has revealed the predominant role of the degenerative process affecting the tendons involved, rather than simply inflammation of the same. The affected area is however put under stress[…]
Read moreWhen we are in a state of uncertainty, it is impossible for us to keep at bay not only a context objectively beyond our control but our thoughts. Especially in times like this, where we are literally overwhelmed by what is happening to us for the Coronavirus COVID-19, it can be helpful to have an effective method in mind to[…]
Read moreWhat is your favorite superpower? Maybe, the ability to mirror your Android phone on your Linux desktop and to use it as an integrated application. Scrcpy does exactly that and permits you to completely control any Android device, just by connecting it through a simple USB cable. And no root access or hack is needed! This application provides a way[…]
Read moreUsing music during the study or coding session could be useful for a lot of people, but not for all. A fringe theory says that Brainwave sounds can help to improve concentration and memory, also helps you to stay away from procrastination. No real evidence of this. No scientific proof. So, let’s try if this works for you or for[…]
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