From Reddit saved post — r/technology, u/throwaway_ghast, May 29 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1tre4w1/fed_up_with_vibe_coders_dev_sneaks_datanuking/

From Reddit saved post — r/technology, u/sundler, Apr 25 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1svblo9/how_the_heck_does_shazam_work/

From Reddit saved post — r/technology, u/Hrmbee, Apr 20 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1sr3xx2/silicon_valley_has_forgotten_what_normal_people/

From Reddit saved post — r/BambuLabA1mini, u/cershaen, Mar 26 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/BambuLabA1mini/comments/1s4lgpo/filament_tracker_with_bambu_autoimport_just_added/ Quick backstory: I got tired of the spreadsheet life. Buying duplicate colours, starting a long print and realising I'm 60g short, no idea what anything actually costs. So I built Spool, a native iOS filament tracker. There are a few filament apps out there now, but most are inventory lists. Spool is built around automation and real data. The Bambu integration is what will save you most time. Connect your account and your print history imports automatically: material used, duration, the slicer thumbnail... all of it. Your A1 mini logs itself. No manual entry, no typing weights after every print. Spool just picks it up and updates your spool weights accordingly. On top of that: real cost tracking (material + energy per print), analytics by brand and material, iCloud sync, and storage location tracking so you can actually find that spool you put somewhere sensible three months ago. V1.1.5 just shipped, bringing: **SpoolTag** writes an NFC chip or prints a QR label for each spool. Tap your phone to a spool and everything appears: remaining weight, print history, where it's stored. Tap a tag, Log Print, the spool is already pre-selected. Tap, scan, log. No searching your inventory, no scrolling. **AR Inventory** lets you point your camera at a shelf of tagged spools. Floating bubbles appear over each one showing material, colour, and remaining percentage. Type 'low PLA' or 'sealed PETG' into Searchlight and matching spools glow while everything else fades. Torch toggle for dark storage spots. **Label Studio** lets you design custom labels in three shapes (round, squircle, square), each with a live embedded QR code that updates as your spool gets used. Thermal mode for Dymo and Brother label printers. Print professional labels straight from your iPhone without any external software. Queue a whole batch and export a print-ready PDF. **Batch Tagging** is for when you need to tag 20 new spools. Select them all, tap go, and Spool steps through one at a time with a progress counter. Hold your phone to each tag, confirm, next. Built for multi-pack orders and anyone with a shelf full of untagged spools. **The Hub** is a floating command centre that opens over any screen. Add spool, log print, scan tag, check analytics. Two taps from anywhere. Screenshot import also got smarter. It now correctly detects Matte, Silk, and High Speed variants automatically, which cuts down on the manual fixing after importing a Bambu order. It's free to download and genuinely usable on the free tier. **App Store link:** [https://apple.co/4sCaGWi](https://apple.co/4sCaGWi)

From Reddit saved post — r/technology, u/[deleted], Feb 11 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1r1qkwq/ai_doesnt_reduce_workit_intensifies_it/

From Reddit saved post — r/MiyooMini, u/Aemiii91, Apr 08 2023 https://www.reddit.com/r/MiyooMini/comments/12f8osf/official_onion_v42_beta_is_now_live_compatible/

From Reddit saved post — r/technology, u/flappingmeat, Jan 02 2022 https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/rtwmyx/how_to_delete_your_facebook_twitter_instagram_and/

From Reddit saved post — r/AskElectronics, u/Scarycoast, Jul 18 2020 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskElectronics/comments/htqk24/learning_to_solder_are_these_cold_joints_link_in/ Hello! I am learning to solder and bought a little kit off amazon for my first attempt. I’ve only soldered a couple of resistors and some other chip on so far. I’m having a hard time with the resistors, I think due to them being so thin. [Here are some pictures of the soldering. ](https://imgur.com/gallery/uzkB224) Are these cold joints? Will I need to redo all of these? Thank you!

From Reddit saved comment — r/technology, u/Beliriel, Feb 29 2020 https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/fbfbmv/firefox_is_showing_the_way_back_to_a_world_thats/fj4dvl5/ Comment on: Firefox is showing the way back to a world that’s private by default Don't forget Privacy Badger, HttpsEverywhere and uBlock Origin. If you're really paranoid also use NoScript but that'll break certain websites because literally EVERYONE uses javascript nowadays. If you're really savy you could probably disable certain options by yourself. For the uninformed: these are Firefox Addons. Edit: I will add some recommendations mentioned in some replies here but I haven't checked all of them out. + uMatrix instead of NoScript + AdNauseam coupled with uBlock Origin + SmartHTTPS instead of HttpsEverywhere (they're not quite the same but I haven't read up on it) + ~~Ghostery to block trackers and other data collectors (https://www.ghostery.com)~~ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostery ~~I don't recommend using Ghostery it just blocks ads, trackers and scripts it doesn't know and displays it's own whitelisted ads. They also sell blocking data to companies. Basically just as bad as AdBlock Plus if not worse. Don't use either of them!~~ **Edit2: I have decided that I know too little about Ghostery to have an informed opinion. For more information check out the [reply by an employee of Ghostery](https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/fbfbmv/firefox_is_showing_the_way_back_to_a_world_thats/fj65q06)** They are open source after all. + cookiebro to block cookies + Multi-Account-Containers + Facebook Containers + foxyProxy to switch to local proxies (like I2P or tor) + UserAgentSwitcher to randomize your user-agent string (so websites don't know what browser you use) + https://privacytools.io for more privacy stuff + a personal tipp to avoid google on Android is to install [F-Droid](https://f-droid.org). Basically the same as google play except only free open source software is downloadable and the apps have no ads. + If you really want to go down the rabbit hole check out [LineageOS](https://lineageos.org). It's basically Android without Google (no Google Play or services). Coupled with F-Droid and Firefox (Chrome is installed by default), it gives you a really good easy experience. The hard part is getting LineageOS on your phone. + If you get Firefox on your mobile you can install addons there too. Don't think you're lost just because you use mobile! (Except if you're using Firefox on iOS) + uBlock Origin requires permissions, but for everyone getting scared check out [this thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/comments/f8qnpc/ublock_origin_1250_with_cname_uncloaking_is_out/) for more information. They need it to look up third party tracker IP's.

From Reddit saved post — r/jailbreak, u/d_magzz, Oct 18 2019 https://www.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/dju758/discussion_someone_tried_to_jailbreak_this_xs_at/

From Reddit saved post — r/todayilearned, u/sweetcuppingcakes, Jan 31 2018 https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/7uc4qs/til_that_in_1997_supercomputer_deep_blue_made_a/

From Reddit saved comment — r/technology, u/sirnak101, Apr 05 2017 https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/63lpjy/phony_vpn_services_are_cashing_in_on_americas_war/dfv72ug/ Comment on: Phony VPN Services Are Cashing in on America's War on Privacy I'm just gonna leave this awesome [website for VPN comparison](https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-comparison-chart/) here, created by u/ThatOnePrivacyGuy. I hope it helps you guys choose a VPN. Edit: seems like we hugged the site. Try [this Google Doc](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1L72gHJ5bTq0Djljz0P-NCAaURrXwsR1MsLpVmAt3bwg/edit) instead.

From Reddit saved post — r/technology, u/artisancracker, Dec 05 2016 https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/5gmrx9/millions_in_us_still_living_life_in_internet_slow/

From Reddit saved post — r/technology, u/hyperperforator, Oct 21 2016 https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/58mxk8/ddos_on_dyndns_causing_internetwide_outages/

From Reddit saved post — r/technology, u/RockMars, Oct 08 2016 https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/56ie21/google_sued_over_refusing_to_employ_engineers/