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Discussing the Juno Tab 4, a Linux-centered tablet

Discussion of MacBook Air with M2 CPU and macOS Tahoe

Discussing the infamous episode 15 of the original Mobile Suit Gundam anime

Discussion on the new Mobile Suit Gundam anime adaptation of an old novel

What If Char Aznable Never Lived to See the One Year War?

Gershwin on GhostBSD: A Retro Future Built on GNUstep

Trying the Raspberry Pi Touchscreen 2, Fun Experiment, But Not the Tablet I Hoped For

From Outer Heaven to Shadow Moses: My Metal Gear Retrospective

Teihen Ossan, Cheat Kokusei de Isekai Rakuraku Life - When a Bottom-Tier Old Man Cheats His Way in Another World

Zorin OS: A Practical and Familiar Alternative in a Post Windows 10 Landscape

KomoDo: A recently released todo list application that is structured around a text file containing a syntax-based list of tasks.

With iPadOS 26, Apple has finally delivered an iPad that feels like a real modular computer, one that blurs the line between tablet and laptop.

Omarchy Linux Review: A Fresh Take on Arch for Developers When I first heard about Omarchy, I wasn’t sure what to expect.

Spoilers ahead for the entirety of this series.

As someone who grew up with Final Fantasy, the series holds a special place in my heart.

Android 16 and the Return of Mobile/Desktop Convergence At this year’s Google I/O, a lot of attention was (understandably) given to Gemini and the continued push into AI.

Guide to Encoding Videos for iOS Devices with HandBrake Originally written in the previous iteration of this blog in April 2011.

Originally written in the previous iteration of this blog on May 5, 2011.

When I first got my iPad, I loaded it with apps that I knew would make my life easier and more fun.

Originally written in the previous iteration of this blog on Feb. 10, 2011.

The Valkyria Chronicles fandom has had an interesting journey over the years, since the first game’s release in 2008.

As mentioned in my recent article, at least 15 chapters of the Ubunchu!

I vividly remember the first time I laid eyes on Final Fantasy XIII.

Over the years, Ubuntu has experienced significant changes in its desktop environment.

Back in 2011, I wrote an article wondering why Ace Attorney hadn’t yet received an anime adaptation.

Originally written in the previous iteration of this blog on May 6, 2011 Updated: March 29, 2025 A few years ago, I proposed a thought experiment: What would Valkyria Chronicles be like if it had been released for iOS devices?

Originally written in the previous iteration of this blog Feb. 20, 2011.

In the late 2000s, the tech world was buzzing with the arrival of the netbook: a compact, ultra-portable laptop that promised an affordable, lightweight alternative to traditional notebooks.

Originally written in the previous iteration of this blog April 25, 2011.

Originally written in the previous iteration of this blog in 2010-2011.

Back in March 2014, the arrival of Microsoft Office for iPad was a big deal.

Ubuntu Touch, the ambitious mobile operating system developed by Canonical, was first released with high hopes of becoming a major player in the smartphone market.

The Impact of a Bad English Dub: When Localization Ruins a Promising Title One of the most exciting aspects of video games is the ability to experience new worlds, new stories, and unique gameplay mechanics.

Back in January 2012, Canonical took to the stage at the Consumer Electronics Show to unveil a bold new project aimed at extending Ubuntu’s reach beyond the desktop and into the world of home entertainment: Ubuntu TV.

I’m revisiting and reworking some of my older articles from the previous iteration of this blog1, taking a fresh look at features, applications, and technologies that once seemed poised for success but ultimately fell short of their potential.

Originally written in the previous iteration of this blog in 2010-2011.

In 2011, Ubuntu introduced a feature called Test Drive that allowed users to try out software remotely before installing it on their local system.

After multiple attempts, I finally committed to playing Final Fantasy VII Remake.

Image courtesy of: Gundam.info It’s ironic that just after writing about Char Aznable, I discovered that a new TV series, Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX, is on the horizon, with a preview film that runs about 80 minutes that recently was available in theatr…

I’ve been on a bit of a kick catching up on some manga I used to read, but for whatever reason — life, work, or just other distractions — I never fully finished.

Exploring Fedora Spins with Alternative Desktops: A Journey Through Miracle-WM, Sway, and KDE Plasma Mobile Recently, I decided to take Fedora Linux for a spin, diving into some of its alternative desktop environments.

Char Aznable, one of Mobile Suit Gundam’s most iconic and complex characters, undergoes a dramatic shift between Zeta Gundam and Char’s Counterattack (CCA).

As a long-time wrestling fan, I was intrigued when I heard about a new six-episode documentary on Vince McMahon1, the founder of World Wrestling Entertainment.

Last year, I was genuinely excited to hear that Qualcomm was developing its own ARM-based CPU for PCs, especially as I was debating whether to buy a laptop last year, shortly before Qualcomm’s announcement.

Last year, while between jobs, I went overseas and needed a larger device than my iPhone 13 mini to apply for jobs.

How to disable annoying screen recording prompt in macOS Sequoia In the latest version of macOS, Apple introduced a new prompt where it will notify users that there are applications that are using the screen recording feature on the Mac.

Apple launches to iPhone 16 lineup on September 20, 2024 iPhone 16 is built for Apple Intelligence, the personal intelligence system that helps you write, express yourself and get things done effortlessly.

In a previous article, I briefly discussed System76 and their release of the alpha version of their new COSMIC desktop environment for the Pop!

What is PopOS and System76?

KDE Again Operated At A Loss During 2023 via Phoronix KDE e.V. announced the availability today of their annual report for covering 2023.