Six degrees of separation
I’ve heard of the Six degrees of separation theory for a couple of times now, but I’ve watched a tv show that enlightened me a bit and I’d like to talk about it more. For everyone who doesn’t know, this Continue Reading …
Testing out the new MacBook Pro
I’ve got my hands on the new (non-touchbar) one and here’s my thoughts on it. The keyboard is very different. The keys are more loud, rigid and flat. The worst are the arrows, which are half of a normal key, Continue Reading …
1984: An understanding
Look… It was a good book. Apart from the fact that the first third of the book could be a bit shorter, I liked it quite a lot at the end of it, but something is not quite right and Continue Reading …
Talk to me, laptop
Google recently launched a new text-to-speech service with an improved voice and response time. This service is already used by them in the Google Assistant app on Androids and on the Google Homes. This is a major leap forward in Continue Reading …
Average temperature for the last 100 years
These late winter days made me curious if there’s data of my country’s average temperature and sure enough a quick Google Search away got me a file starting with 1901. I’ve added this data to a graph library and made Continue Reading …
How I do my back-ups
As much as I wanted to do cloud back-ups, the technology is not there yet for me to use it, in a sense that the interface is clunky no matter what I choose, the sync is not that perfect and Continue Reading …
Getting my driver’s licence
Now that I’ve got one, I want to say that I’m lazier. I haven’t walked a mile since I got it. Sure I go to the gym, but that’s not enough, I don’t stay outside, I don’t even care what’s Continue Reading …
Will Smith is on YouTube and Instagram
He’s managed to get 1 million subscribers in under 3 months, which I’m sure it’s some kind of record. I’m actually curious why he did start to have a social media presence, I would guess only time will tell. Right Continue Reading …