It is difficult to believe that WordPress' Gutenberg editor is almost two years old (released in WordPress 5.0 in December 2018). Since …
Galaxycove Continues Its Dishonesty and Attempted To Have My TrustPilot Review Removed (amongst others)
I recently published a review here on this blog about my experience buying the Galaxycove projector. In the review, I talked about how the …
AMD Zen 3 Strikes a Final Blow Against Intel
As great as AMD CPU's are, Intel has had a distinct advantage even though the Zen 2 architecture was stellar and I upgraded to a Ryzen 3900x …
DirectX 12 Support Is Coming To Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020
Recently in a developer Q&A with the head of the Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 team and CEO of Asobo, some key community questions …
In Defence of Hacktoberfest
I am sure you might have seen this post doing the rounds recently, titled DigitalOcean's Hacktoberfest is Hurting Open Source. Despite the …
Globally Configuring The Aurelia Fetch Client In Aurelia 2
If you're like me, in Aurelia 1 you configured the Fetch client with some defaults, usually inside of your main bootstrap code …
Time To Get The Mop & Bucket Out, StackOverflow Needs a Good Clean
I love StackOverflow and it has significantly contributed to my journey as a developer over the years. As the years have gone by, …
No, SurfShark Cannot Spoof Your GPS Location In Pokemon Go on Android Phones
Recently while browsing Tomsguide, I came across an article claiming that using a VPN provider on Android phones, you can spoof your GPS …
No Man’s Sky Releases Its Most Significant Update, Ever: Origins
The Hello Games team who develop the game No Man's Sky just continue to impress me. Not only did they rescue a highly hyped game that …