Microsoft's Bot CAPTCHA is Annoying AF
While trying to setup a new Microsoft account for my son, I got stuck in a CAPTCHA loop. It's annoying AF.
While trying to setup a new Microsoft account for my son, I got stuck in a CAPTCHA loop. It's annoying AF.
I think there’s a gap in the market for a smartphone that’s designed for teenagers. Let’s look at why…
I’m sick of the black mirrors we have today – remember back in the day when the phone designs were cool and unique? I do, and I miss it.
I had a look around Twitter the other day. It really is a dumpster fire of people desperate for attention.
I’m a proud privacy advocate, but recently I’ve been wondering what’s the point? It’s a losing battle…
Pete Moore recently responded to my Ask Me Anything post by asking what I’d use if WordPress didn’t exist. Let’s get into it…
Forced password changes are good for security apparently. But the truth is, having a forced password change policy reduces password security.
DuckDuckGo, the privacy centric search firm have been found to be allowing Microsoft trackers through their browser. It’s dishonest, and I’m really disappointed.
I’ve made all sorts of life decisions by the flip of a coin. Seriously. I think it’s a great way of making tough decisions. Here’s why…
My new AirPods Pro (AirPod Pros? Airpods Pros? Pro AirPods? What a stupid name!) were delivered a week ago. Here’s an update…
My shiny new AirPods Pro were delivered today. Here are my first impressions of the most expensive earbuds I’ve ever bought.
I’m about to start a new job. It’s a promotion, but my imposter syndrome is running wild. Let’s talk about the expert versus the impostors. s
The Linux After Dark podcast recently had an interesting discussion on what is a Linux user? So I thought I’d write my opinion on the matter.
Firefox is great, but they’re not doing themselves any favours recently. Does a viable alternative to Firefox exist?
I’m not sure if you heard, but The Web Is F*cked and techies everywhere are touting the Gemini protocol as its saviour. I disagree. A lot.
I decided it would be fun to do some predictions for 2022. This time next year I'll follow up to see if any of them came true.
So I'm walking the dog and listening to Late Night Linux, which is one of my favourite Linux podcasts (even though ). Joe and the team had Jim Salter on as a guest host, and during the episode they we...
I've had my MacBook Air M1 for 4 months now, here's an update on how things are going with this little device.
Bradley Taunt recently wrote about what his web utopia looks like; an Internet without CSS or JavaScript. While I agree that both are overused (particularly JS), I think Bradley went a little far.