Month: June 2025
If you love Genshin Impact, then you need to see these two new officially licensed gaming chairs from Secretlab
Secretlab has revealed a new Genshin Impact collab collection It includes two new gaming chairs, a gaming desk, and compatible accessories The designs are inspired by popular characters and the in-game Lantern Rite Festival event Secretlab has revealed a new series of Genshin Impact gaming furniture as part of a…
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Why 95% of phishing attacks go unreported in healthcare
Even with regular training and increased awareness, 95% of phishing attacks still go unreported by healthcare staff. Some hesitate out of fear—worried they’ll be blamed if they clicked something they shouldn’t have. Others assume IT teams are too overloaded to respond. Many simply miss the signs of a phishing email…
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Why Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg went to war over WordPress
Today, I’m talking with Matt Mullenweg, the founder and CEO of Automattic, the parent company of WordPress.com, Tumblr, and a whole host of other products like the new cross-platform messaging service Beeper. This is Matt’s third time on Decoder; back in 2022, we had him on twice, first to talk…
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My Friends Always Ask Me What MacBook to Buy. Here’s What I Tell Them
Whether you’re buying for yourself or someone you know, here’s my advice on buying an Apple MacBook. Source
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Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14 Review: A Game-Changer
This new Chromebook is so fantastic, it makes a compelling case for ditching Windows for good. Source
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Google bets on fusion power as its greenhouse gas emissions grow
Google has agreed to purchase electricity from a forthcoming nuclear fusion power plant, the so-called holy grail of clean energy that scientists have been chasing for more than half a century. While the fusion industry reached a significant milestone a few years ago, the technology has yet to prove whether…
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