The third-party controller market shows no sign of slowing down, with innovative new models continuing to release at a rapid pace, promising more features and improved performance with each subsequent release. Mobapad and GameSir are well-known in the space for their mid-range offerings, but both brands have recently released high-end pads that could vie for…
Windows 11 has a Resume feature in test builds For now it’s just for Spotify, but more developers will get on board in time If you’re listening to a track on your Android phone, you can resume that playback on your Windows 11 PC seamlessly Windows 11 is getting a new ability whereby the desktop…
Some key details of the folding iPhone have leaked Expect four cameras, two colors, and Touch ID We’ll probably see the handset launch in 2026 At this point it seems almost certain that Apple is going to bring out a foldable iPhone in September 2026, and we just got a few more details about what…
I originally posted this post on my blog a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. In 2023, I burned out. I checked all the boxes for the first time. The burnout boxes. It wasn’t a good thing. And it took me almost an entire year to recover. I know I’m not the…
Google Cloud Storage Block Storage → Persistent Disks (Zonal & Regional), Local SSDs, Hyperdisks. Zonal Persistent Disk: Data replicated in a single zone, independent of VM lifecycle. Regional Persistent Disk: Data replicated across two zones in the same region, offering higher durability. Local SSD: Ultra-fast local block storage tied to the VM lifecycle, meant for…
The tech industry is advancing at an unprecedented pace, moving forward with remarkable speed and innovation. What seemed innovative yesterday is already outdated today, as the rapid evolution continues. As developers, we’re not just writing code, we’re actively shaping how people live, work, and interact with technology on a daily basis. However, the focus has…
Ever wonder what makes The Beatles’ We Can Work It Out such a classic? This is all about a livestream promising to break down the “hidden harmonic genius” of the 1965 hit. Heads up, though: this is mainly a promotion for a big Labor Day sale on Rick Beato’s bundle of music courses, which covers…
The Rest Day That Wasn’t Yesterday was scheduled as a rest day. My brain disagreed. Today was supposed to compensate, but by nightfall, I remembered exactly why I work—and it’s not what you’d expect. The Real Reason I Code Here’s the uncomfortable truth: I don’t work because I’m motivated. I work because when I don’t,…
TL;DR Every day we use different technological tools, already on automatism, although we have not heard about them before. With the knowledge of the new, we gain that competitiveness in the market that will provide us with what we want, be it an online store or a simple calculator. In this article, I have collected…
There comes a time in every developer’s journey when the code stops being a bunch of instructions and starts feeling… alive. Yesterday, while debugging, I swear my code whispered: “Oh, so now you care about semicolons?” And honestly, it wasn’t wrong. The Phases of My Relationship with Code Infatuation “Hello World” worked. Confidence skyrocketed. Thought…
