In a previous post, i alluded to me trying to organise my life by actually deciding what i want to accomplish everyday instead of drifting through the day, just doing stuff as i pleased. For most people,

In the previous tutorial, we looked at navigating the filesystem. In this one, we'll look at creating files and directories, and reading data from files. Creating Files and Directories 1. Creating empty

This is a new series I'm doing about the Linux command line. I've been using Linux for around 3 years now, and in that time, I've learned a lot of small tricks to make using Linux easier. So while this

In the 1950s, two scientists - Konrad Lorenz and Niko Tinbergen, discovered a phenomenon that would later on be known as Supernormal Stimulus. While they conducted their experiments on animals, Supernormal

(From pixabay) As promised, my exams have ended, and I'm back! While the main reason I left Steemit was exams, another reason that I had was that i felt kinda burnt out. I used to obsess about the amount

So you might have noticed, I haven't posted or commented for the last 2 weeks or so. That's because my exams have been going on, and so I haven't really had the time to post. Besides, I also kinda got

So recently, there has been a lot of talk about the increasing influence of bots on Steemit, and so I thought that I'd write my thoughts about it. People have been talking a lot about the rising influence

That's it. The Year of the Linux Desktop. Time to move to freeBSD because Linux is too mainstream /s So recently, Samsung released a video demo of one of their phones in a Dex launcher running Ubuntu.

(Image source) On Steemit, we spend a significant amount of time typing up posts, making and replying to comments, etc. So obviously, being a great typist is a very useful. I realised this when i looked

OpenPics is an app that aggregates a lot of free image sources in a single (desktop) app, available for Windows and Linux. It aggregates images from a lot of sources like Pixabay, Free Range Stock, Unsplash

A Game Every Week is a series where I take a look at a game every week. I'll try to find games that aren't that well known. This won't be an full review, just a general overview and my experience playing

So, I was talking to a friend the other day and in the middle of our conversation, he remembered that he had to call someone. He opened his contacts, clumsily typed the name of the person, thought about

​ A Game Every Week is a new series where I will take a look at a game every week. I'll try to find games that aren't that well known. This won't be an full review, just a general overview and my experience

In my last post, I mentioned how you can use Google Docs to edit documents, and how it automatically saves files in your Google Drive. While I totally love and use Google Docs, the fact is, by default,

So recently, a friend of mine was moving. Like most people, he has multiple devices, and he has his data spread out among these devices. Among these devices is a portable hard drive that he keeps a lot

A Game Every Week is a new series I'm starting where I will take a look at a game every week. I'll try to find games that aren't that well known. This won't be an full review, just a general overview and

So, you may have noticed that I haven't posted in some time now. Well, it's mostly because of exams, and other things I have to do at the end of the semester. To be honest, most of those things are utterly

So yesterday, I was going to do a post on my thoughts on Time, but obviously, that did not happen. I planned to do it in the evening, but then I decided to spend some time on Reddit, and before I knew

The Steemit More Info extension developed by @armandocat(if you don't know, check out his latest post about it) has a lot of unique features and info that you won't see on other tools,and it integrates

So if you haven't seen it in the news, yesterday Elon Musk announced that they were going to use their BFR(Big F**king Rocket. I'm sure they'll change that name when it actually starts flying...) for just