The Touch Bar on MacBooks has generated a lot of debates since its introduction. While some users love it, others find it less useful, even super annoying at times. But the true potential of the Touch Bar lies in the apps you use with it. And there are countless Touch Bar apps available, but, many […]

Often, we need EC2 instances for brief daily tasks but find them sitting idle the rest of the time, consuming unnecessary resources. The issue is that you’re charged for the EC2 instance as long as it’s turned on, regardless of whether you’re actively using it or not. Today, I want to share a strategy I

Many users have encountered Touch Bar flickering or blinking issues over different macOS updates but also over time as the hardware might be less reliable. I know, super frustrating considering the price of these Macbooks! These issues can be due to software problems (often caused by upgrading to a new macOS version) or hardware failures.

The short answer: a Hardware Mouse Jiggler that doesn’t plug into your computer if you work in finance; a software Mouse Jiggler otherwise. Before I explain why, I’ll first talk about the main differences between hardware mouse jigglers and software mouse jigglers. Then I’ll discuss the pros and cons of each and highlight situations where