I'd Love a Dumb Phone, But...
I'd love to replace my iPhone with a dumb phone, but I don't think it would ever work in reality.
I'd love to replace my iPhone with a dumb phone, but I don't think it would ever work in reality.
Yesterday was the Apple 2023 WWDC conference. There were some big announcements, here's my thoughts...
I've had my Remarkable 2 for a couple months now, so I think it's about time I shared some thoughts on it.
I wanted a way to automate the git add, commit & push commands. Here's how I did it...
Having all this tech is great, but what happens to it after we’re gone? Archive it? Delete it? Have someone else manage it?
I recently stopped wearing my Apple Watch in favour of the classic Casio F-91W. This humble little watch is the best smartwatch on the market in my opinion.
I think there’s a gap in the market for a smartphone that’s designed for teenagers. Let’s look at why…
I’m sick of the black mirrors we have today – remember back in the day when the phone designs were cool and unique? I do, and I miss it.
I like to segregate my email by using unique addresses for many services. This makes things more secure, but it isn’t perfect…
My shiny new AirPods Pro were delivered today. Here are my first impressions of the most expensive earbuds I’ve ever bought.
The Linux After Dark podcast recently had an interesting discussion on what is a Linux user? So I thought I’d write my opinion on the matter.
The OS on my M1 MacBook Air was completely trashed when I tried to use it this morning. All because I deleted a single folder from my home directory.
I have compared a number of static site hosts to see which is the best *for me* in terms of performance, build times and pricing. This post contains the results of that research.
I decided it would be fun to do some predictions for 2022. This time next year I'll follow up to see if any of them came true.
I've had my MacBook Air M1 for 4 months now, here's an update on how things are going with this little device.
I recently bought myself an M1 Macbook Air and I wanted to share my first impressions of MacOS as someone who has never used it before.
PiHole is awesome. I use it on my Synology via Docker and it's been working great for years. But what if you get a little too trigger happy with the block list and end up with too many? In this post I'll show you how to restore the default PiHole block list.
I became sick of the many little issues with Linux. I just want my OS to get out of the way so I can crack on and get shit done.
I hear lots of people in the Linux community say that Windows is really unstable, but how unstable is it really? Here's my opinion on the matter...