An Invitation
Please join me in the open social media world! … Continue readingAn Invitation
Author: Paul
Linux gaming barrier destroyed
It’s been a while since I’ve been on Linux, so forgive me if I sound like Captain Obvious to Linux users who already knew this. My Ubuntu Linux plays my Windows Steam games just fine, if not better than Steam on Windows 10 did. To … Continue readingLinux gaming barrier destroyed
Ending the commute: A retrospective
To live and work in the same city: That’s the dream, isn’t it? To the rest of the world, this seems obvious; yet, to many people who live in the Greater Toronto Area, this is merely pie in the sky that requires compromises that many … Continue readingEnding the commute: A retrospective
First BBQ of the season
Today marks the first day of 2019 when I’ve used my BBQ. I love eating off my grill, and though I’ve been known to fire it up in the middle of winter, this winter was a harsh one. It’s not PC, but I don’t care … Continue readingFirst BBQ of the season
Ending the commute
Today is a special day for me, for today marks the first day that I will no longer commute. This has been a goal of mine that I have been working towards for a while. For those of you unfamiliar with how bad commuting is … Continue readingEnding the commute
The future of social networks
I have seen the future of social media, and I saw it by looking at the past. The social media of today is similar to e-mail of the days before the Internet; we have a few big players, completely incompatible with each other. Someone on … Continue readingThe future of social networks
Happy Pi Day
Today is March 14, 2019. If we write it out as 3.14.2019, the month and day look like pi, a mathematical constant that denotes the circumference of a circle to its diameter. I believe this offers us an excellent opportunity to illustrate how superior fractional … Continue readingHappy Pi Day
pquirk.com gets hacked
But the loser hacker failed at this and at life … Continue readingpquirk.com gets hacked
Facebook is everywhere
Facebook is an interesting phenomenon whereas its users are not the customer, they are the product. What this means is they collect information about you and then sell that information to whoever wants to buy it. When it comes to their platform, I understand the … Continue readingFacebook is everywhere
Educate before you vaccinate
An ad campaign of mis-information … Continue readingEducate before you vaccinate