Where to start with the last few days. Why not here! The RetroChallenge 2022/10 results are in. Looks like I nabbed the Grand Prize. Not too bad.
SuperNick also got a place, congratulations! SuperNick won the Australian Computer Museum … Continue reading
My ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet trial arrived a couple of weeks ago. After setting it up and picking some starting options the data flowed for roughly two weeks. Nasal pillows are not suitable for me. They cause my mouth to … Continue reading
With August nearly out of the way, I thought I should do a quick post on what’s been happening. First up we have Bloodbourne (PS4 … Continue reading
Honestly, why do landlords even exist in modern times. Didn’t we leave medieval times behind us a while back? This is a rant on how my landlords illegally increased my rent.
Above are the three types of potential leases you … Continue reading
Ahhh yes, health. For long time readers of this blog, you’ll know that I’ve done some weight loss a few times in the past – all in the name of health. I’ll have an update on that in a future … Continue reading
I saw this awesome dial-up modem spectrogram from ten years ago while hunting something or other modem related on archive.org. I was curious … Continue reading
Unemployment is a both blessing and a curse. The blessing? Catch up time to clear my desktop of all the random photos and videos that have been accumulating since… 2016. The curse? Probably the lack of any income.
So focus … Continue reading
I’ve gotta hand it to Sony, these live streams look so much better at 60fps at 1080p. And the games … Continue reading
Good old Su’scon capacitors. Where do they sit? Tier 4, the lowest of the tiers. If Tom’s Hardware capacitor manufacturer tier … Continue reading
A while back, some of you may remember that I entered RetroChallenge 2021/10. I was somewhat successfully at a rebuild of the GeoCities Archive, also known as The Archive Team Geocities Valhalla, and managed to host it on … Continue reading
since sometime in the mid-1990s. We are powered by a Raspberry Pi.
