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1 day ago | xda-developers.com | Nolen Jonker

Notion is already a powerful tool, but with some useful widgets, you can turn it into something entirely different — a personalized command center. I wanted my Notion dashboard to feel less like a notebook and more like a personalized control panel, which meant adding widgets that not only gave me access to what matters but also worked smoothly and looked good. There's no code or confusion with these widgets, just little tools that can make a big difference in your productivity or daily goals.

2 days ago | xda-developers.com | Jacob Roach

It wasn't just a fluke. AMD's RDNA 4 range is excellent; the new RX 9060 XT is proof of that. After launching the RX 9070 XT earlier this year, AMD followed up with a midrange offering in the form of the RX 9060 XT that just went on sale. It's not quite as impressive as the first RDNA 4 graphics card we saw, but the RX 9060 XT showcases solid 1080p performance and a very attractive price compared to cards like the RTX 5060. Still, it's not a perfect GPU.

2 days ago | xda-developers.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra

Remote access software is a lifesaver if you don’t have a monitor connected to your Raspberry Pi setup. It allows you to access your Pi via a graphical user interface (GUI) instead of plain old terminal access via SSH. When I first configured my Raspberry Pi Zero 2W for remote access, I did that with RealVNC. However, the Raspberry Pi operating system has another app called Raspberry Pi Connect, which comes pre-installed with the recent versions of the OS.

2 days ago | xda-developers.com | Jacob Roach

It's been the better part of a decade since AMD had a true Nvidia competitor on its hands, but the RX 9060 XT is exactly that. Sure, the RX 6900 XT matched the RTX 3090, and the RX 7800 XT was highly competitive with the RTX 4070. But those aren't the battlefields where Nvidia shows overwhelming force. It's in 60-class offerings, GPUs that arrive at or around $300, where Nvidia shows how dominant it is in the GPU market.

2 days ago | xda-developers.com | Jeff Butts

Running a home lab is one of the most rewarding aspects of my tech life, but it also presents some security challenges. Anytime I open a port to the internet or host something accessible over the LAN, I know I'm taking a risk. That’s where fail2ban steps in. This small but powerful tool actively helps shield my services from malicious actors by monitoring suspicious behavior and responding in real time.