Readers' poll: Which of these best describes your monitor setup? Please leave more details in comments (including if you have a dream setup!).

After spending nearly half a year with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5, Tim Danton gives his verdict on what needs to change with the next edition.

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What are AMD's Threadripper chips good for? Tim Danton explains.

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Yet another piece of evidence showing Post Office senior management covering their own arses at the expense of sub-postmasters. It's sickening.

My first 100 days as president of the world, you ask? Deleting every use of the word 'leverage' until it disappeared forever. I mean, if 'snout-fair' can go, why can't leverage?

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Is it just me, or is Otter.ai becoming more aggravating to use by the day?

Just read the actual review which mentions a 'gob-smacking' 2GB of memory.

So, here's a great illustration of shrinkflation. Not 100% sure how old the bigger one is - let's say two years - but look at the relative sizes of the inner tubes!

Good stuff from Dan Neidle in the Postmaster compensation scheme debacle

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Writers... please, I beg of you, don't over-use the rule-of-three. That is, when giving examples, here's one, here's two and here's a third. It gets boring very, very, very quickly.

Gah, Stu Turton's ego is going to be intolerable from this point on. More intolerable, I mean.

I love seeing this sort of AI-generated image (currently promoting an IQ test, ironically) as it looks good on first glance but then you look at the details. So much wrong here.

Today's podcast is now sitting in a podcast app near you, or stream it direct from... spreaker.com/episode/episod…

Anyone surprised? I think not. Well done BBC for keeping the story alive.

This. Join us live for this week's podcast at pcpro.link/discord at 1pm. We promise not to talk about AI too much.

Silicon is so last century. Here's what you need to know about the latest breakthrough in diamond transistors, by me on Live Science

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If you enjoyed reading Stu Turton's fine words in PC Pro over the years, I suspect you'll love his new book. Out on Thursday, including this rather swish Waterstones exclusive edition.

A scary image. But join us anyway.