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Three popular tools now write and edit code right alongside you, and the best one depends entirely on how you actually work.

Search YouTube for a product review or a repair guide and you used to wade through a wall of 30-second vertical clips before finding a real video.

Some trains and government offices still run on floppy disks, the flat plastic storage squares from the 1980s that hold barely any data.

The flat monthly fee for AI coding tools is on its way out. What you pay is shifting to pay-per-use, where the bill rises with how hard you push the tool.

A normal logged-in user on a Linux box can flip themselves into the all-powerful admin with one command.