Well, this is a bit awkward, isn’t it? Another web and socials update in less than two months! Didn’t I just post everything in the last update back in Q2, ...
This post was originally written in April 2018 after about a month of running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS as my main OS on a then-“current,” low-end Lenovo B50-30 laptop. I’ve proofread ...
Over the past week, I’ve encountered a troubling wave of phishing emails sent to my official .hr address—the same one I use for my website—and each message claimed to originate ...
Yeah, I know it’s still Q2 as I’m writing this, but by the time this post goes live at the end of June, we’ll be firmly into Q3—so here we ...
This is not for the faint of heart—bleeding-edge or rolling-release software can make you wake up one day saying “everything worked fine yesterday,” then curse the heavens the next morning ...
Software updates and upgrades are a reality for anyone working with technology today. We all depend on a variety of applications to get our jobs done, and keeping them up ...
Alright, this post might be a bit weird for my blog, but trust me when I say this-it’s fine. This is just my way of thinking while developing, designing, and ...
Or better to be seen as: 3 months in, here’s a short and sweet review of this phone. To start, let’s set the premise: I was considering using my now-old ...
Author’s Note (2025): This post is a retro follow-up to my original review of the Samsung Galaxy Mini 2, published on my old WordPress.com blog on March 23, 2014. After ...
Author’s Note (2025): This post is a retro review of the Samsung Galaxy Mini 2, originally published on my old WordPress.com/Blogger blog on October 4, 2012. Back then, this budget-friendly ...