Author: Adil

I bought a camera for my Nintendo Switch – but was it really worth it? Here’s my verdict.

Not all rope lights are made equal. Here are four reasons why Nanoleaf’s left me disappointed, and what I’d recommend instead.

How to Implement Semantic HTML SEMANTIC HTML Think of HTML as the basic structure of your website. Non-semantic tags like and are basically bones without labels—they hold things together but don’t explain what they are. Semantic tags, on the other hand, are like labeled bones. They tell browsers, screen readers, and search engines what role…

When writing integration tests with Testcontainers for .NET, one of the most common problems is port conflicts. Imagine you have multiple tests that spin up containers in parallel. If they all try to bind the same host port (e.g., 6379 for Redis or 80 for Nginx), you’ll quickly run into errors like: Bind for 0.0.0.0:6379…

Hey everyone! 👋 If you’re in the world of software development, you’ve almost certainly heard of Docker. It’s a game-changer, but like any powerful tool, it can seem a bit daunting at first glance. Think of it as a superpower for packaging your applications and their environments into neat, portable little units. No more “it…

Fortect is a fair PC protection tool; but in our review we found it didn’t offer the range of features that its competitors have.

It was only matter of time before an original cast member signed onto HBO’s Harry Potter TV remake, but why?

The new Blink Video Doorbell is super easy to install and use, and earned four stars in our review.

In today’s fast-paced world of AI and software development, more and more people and companies are creating their own applications. You might publish them on platforms like Google Play, the App Store, or use GitHub Releases for desktop apps. These platforms handle versioned updates automatically—but there’s a catch: bureaucracy, registrations, and endless hoops before your…

Before your browser loads a webpage or your app connects to a server, something fundamental happens first: the devices must agree to talk. That agreement is called the TCP 3-Way Handshake — a short but powerful exchange that ensures both sides are ready for reliable communication. It happens so fast you don’t notice it, yet…