Tech

10 lists about tech, rated and organised by the people who made them. Copy any of them to your own account.

1. macOS shortcuts that change how you work

   The moves that separate putting up with a Mac from actually driving one.

2. Windows shortcuts that save real time

   The ones you wish you had learned years ago, on Windows 10 as much as on 11.

3. Linux commands worth knowing by heart

   Forty commands, twenty of them tagged “basics” — enough to get by on any machine.

4. Blender shortcuts worth the muscle memory

   The default Blender 4.x keymap, in the order you end up reaching for it.

5. Mechanical keyboards to start with

   First boards without a soldering iron or a group buy. Try a friend’s switches first.

6. Newsletters that survive inbox triage

   What still gets opened on a busy Tuesday; everything else was unsubscribed long ago.

7. Engineering blogs worth the RSS slot

   Feeds that publish rarely and land every time. Read whichever title pulls you first.

8. VS Code extensions that earn their keep

   The short list that survives every fresh install; everything else has to re-earn its place.

9. Self-hosted apps worth running

   Nine services that pay rent on a small home server, a year of upgrades later.

10. Tools every developer should know

    Command lines and websites, all free or open source.