Content & Community Manager
Laura coordinates editorial projects, manages content schedules, and nurtures the community. She ensures readers have a seamless experience, from tutorials and guides to interactive forums. Laura also oversees collaborations, reader feedback, and engagement initiatives, making her the bridge between the audience and the GMRR Computer team. Additionally, she develops creative content strategies to keep the platform engaging and relevant for all users.
Quick Recap: Where VR/AR Stands Now Ten years ago, VR and AR were mostly tech demos clunky gear, narrow use cases, big promises. Fast forward to now, and they’ve broken out of the novelty zone. Virtual reality has matured far […]
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Why Low Code is Gaining Serious Ground The way we build software is undergoing a practical rewrite. Traditional dev endless lines of code, siloed teams, long release cycles is being challenged by visual, intuitive platforms known as low code. This
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Why Contribute to Open Source Now? Contributing to open source is one of the fastest ways to sharpen your skills while doing real work that actually matters. Unlike personal projects or tutorials, open source tasks are built in teams, under
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Start With the Right Mindset Before you open your wallet or touch a single screwdriver, get clear on why you’re building a custom gaming PC instead of buying one off the shelf. For most, it comes down to control over
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Open Source Is at a Crossroads 2026 hasn’t been kind to open source but maybe that’s a good thing. The era of anything goes GitHub repos and improvised licensing is over. What we’re seeing now is pressure from every side:
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Threat Landscape in 2026 This isn’t the same cybersecurity landscape from five years ago. The threat surface is wider, smarter, and evolving faster than most defenses can keep up. AI isn’t just helping defenders anymore it’s being weaponized. Attackers are
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Where the Tech Stands Now Autonomous vehicle tech has quietly crossed some big thresholds. Sensors have gotten sharper LiDAR systems now handle everything from bad weather to erratic cyclists with far more precision. Data processing speeds are up too, thanks
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Content Creation That Doesn’t Sleep Generative AI has shifted from a novelty to a non negotiable tool in content creation. What used to take days editing a video, writing a press release, designing a thumbnail now takes minutes. AI tools
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What’s Driving the Push to the Edge The traditional cloud model wasn’t built for the real time world we’re living in. It made sense when most data moved in predictable patterns from a device, through the internet, into a data
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Why Use Dual Monitors in 2026 If you’ve ever juggled tabs, windows, or apps, a dual monitor setup solves the chaos. It’s all about creating a wider visual workspace simple, but powerful. You get more screen to spread out your
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