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Control D Helps You Set Up Your Own DNS Server

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Control D is a service that allows you to create your own DNS with website blocking rules, configure filters, and connect devices for parental control.

3 min read • Nov 6, 2025

Windows public

How to Launch a Program When Your Computer Is Idle

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Otexum Pulse automatically launches a selected application when the computer has been idle for a specified amount of time, eliminating the need for manual scheduling.

1 min read • Nov 6, 2025

Windows public

How to Find Out What’s Slowing Down Your PC

Konstantin Dokuchaev

LatencyMon analyzes your system to identify processes and drivers that cause your PC to lag and helps you understand what is slowing it down.

1 min read • Nov 6, 2025

web public

How to Find the Nearest Bitcoin ATM

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Bitcoin ATM Map helps you find the nearest crypto ATM and provides information about limits, fees, supported currencies, and user reviews.

1 min read • Nov 4, 2025

web public

How to Find a Crypto Exchange Without KYC

Konstantin Dokuchaev

KYCnot.me helps you find crypto exchanges and services that don’t require identity verification, allowing you to trade and pay with crypto anonymously.

1 min read • Nov 4, 2025

macos public

How to Quickly Disable the Control + Left Click Hotkey on macOS

Konstantin Dokuchaev

ByeCtrlClick allows you to enable and disable the Control + click combination — which turns a left mouse click into a right click — directly from the macOS menu bar.

1 min read • Nov 4, 2025

macos public

Menu Drop will make AirDrop even easier

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Menu Drop streamlines AirDrop: simply drag a file onto the icon in the menu bar, choose a recipient, and the transfer is ready faster than usual.

1 min read • Oct 31, 2025

macos public

Antinote — a powerful app for “trash” notes

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Antinote is a smart notepad with Markdown, autocomplete, calculations, currency conversion, and timers. One-week trial, $5 license.

1 min read • Oct 28, 2025

web public

5 Tools That Simplify Data Collection for Developers and Marketers

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Looking for ways to collect and automate data without coding headaches? Here are five tools that help developers and marketers simplify web data collection — including Scraper.Tech, a developer-friendly API marketplace.

2 min read • Oct 24, 2025

iOS public

Gamery Helps You Track Your Games on iPad

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Gamery is an iPad app where you can maintain collections of games, a backlog, statistics, and analytics of your playthroughs. It offers a subscription as well as a one‑time purchase.

2 min read • Oct 23, 2025

review public

Polymarket Review: When Betting Goes Beyond Sports

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Polymarket is a blockchain-based platform that lets users place bets on various events, featuring transparent rules and crypto payouts, and it’s accessible without verification.

3 min read • Oct 23, 2025

review public

Review of Memos. A Notebook on Your Own Server

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Memos is a minimalist, Twitter‑style note‑taking app with open source code, but it requires manual deployment via Docker and is only suitable for very simple notes.

2 min read • Oct 20, 2025

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