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The top Switch 2 games (updated March 2026)

What are the best Switch 2 games? From Mario Kart World to Pokémon Pokopia, here are our favorites to play on the Nintendo Switch 2.

Mr. Macintosh Explains Another Way to Block the Software Update Prompts for MacOS 26 Tahoe

Last month I posted an item (linking to a post from Rob Griffiths) explaining how to hide the prompts in System Settings to upgrade to MacOS 26 Tahoe. The technique I posted involved hand-editing a device management profile.

This video from Mr. Macintosh shows how to do the same thing, but using the free iMazing Profile Editor to create the device profile instead of hand-editing the XML Property List. If you were spooked or put off by the original technique, but want to stay on MacOS 15 Sequoia and hide all the prompts related to Tahoe, watch this video.

MacOS 15.7.5 Sequoia came out this week alongside Tahoe 26.4, and it was delightful only to see the update notice for 15.7.5 in System Settings.

Cents, which makes operating and payments software for laundromats, raised a $110M Series C, following a $40M Series B in 2024 (Lucinda Shen/Axios)

Lucinda Shen / Axios:
Cents, which makes operating and payments software for laundromats, raised a $110M Series C, following a $40M Series B in 2024  —  What to read next

Senators are pushing to find out how much electricity data centers actually use

On Thursday, senators Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Josh Hawley (R-MO) sent a letter to the Energy Information Administration (EIA) asking it to collect "comprehensive, annual energy-use disclosures" on data centers and make that information publicly available, as first reported by Wired. They're urging the agency to "establish a mandatory annual reporting requirement for data centers," […]

The Supreme Court is scared it’s going to break the internet

The Supreme Court tossed out a billion-dollar verdict against an internet service provider (ISP) on Wednesday, in a closely watched case that could have severely damaged many Americans’ access to the internet if it had gone the other way.  Wednesday’s decision in Cox Communications v. Sony Music Entertainment is part of a broader pattern. It […]