For most people, their computer desktop is a mix of friction and efficiency. We perform certain routines countless times a […]
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I have relied on big names like Make.com or Power Automate for automation. These are easy go-tos with real capability.
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Windows has plenty of built-in features, but when it comes to automation, you’re mostly on your own. Renaming a hundred
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I’ve used more automation platforms than the average person — IFTTT (If This Then That), Zapier, Make, n8n — plus
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I used to dread opening my Gmail inbox—it was hard to tell which emails were useful and which weren’t. Important
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If you look at automation tools and think they’re complicated, expensive, and only for tech-savvy people with budgets to match,
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On my PC, I run aText as a text expander, AutoHotkey for task automation, PowerToys FancyZone for window management, Ditto
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Windows 11 is a solid operating system, but it has some hidden inefficiencies. Background apps creep in, temp files pile
After feeling burnt out for years, I took serious action to automate a number of tasks. Since then, I’m nowhere
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I kept promising myself I’d sleep earlier, focus better, scroll less. Never stuck—until I set up a few Samsung Modes
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