A lovely little walk down memory lane from Adam and Will at PC World, covering some of the late Gordon Mah Ung's featured builds and tech goodies.

2014, a DHC-3 Otter flying over Alaska as part of NASA's Operation IceBridge survey of Alaska glaciers. It almost looks like a painting, or a toy plane hung in the air, but it's real. Photo by Chris Larsen of UAF, via NASA. #alaskahistory #alaska

Yet another ZIP trick...
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+ a hands on exercise if you want to try this yourself:
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Hot take: launching with matchmaking enabled is a terrible idea for most co-op PVE games. Big competitive games have trained players that queues should pop in ~30 seconds, which is unreasonable because of the length of the sessions and the size of parties.

Oh we're gonna do this again YouTube?

Self-hosting your own media content on a Raspberry Pi is not "dangerous or harmful".

I'm appealing of course; they're saying installing LibreElec on a Raspberry Pi circumvents copyright?!

Local NWS Anchorage meteorologist just made it past his 1-year probationary period. Still fired.

Today’s the last day to do this! I assume Amazon will flip the switch on downloads after midnight tonight.

Pebble watches are coming back! I loved mine - the extra features were always secondary to simply being a good watch, something I really appreciated.

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Video of the Bird Ridge sheep on the trail yesterday.

Gordon was always a standout voice in a sea of technology reviewers and writers. The way he breezily wove fundamental technical details with humorously off-the-cuff anecdotes and observations was unparalleled. He'll be greatly missed.

My best wishes to his friends, family and coworkers at PC World.

this sucks so much. Fuck cancer.