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How Arstechnica tech site turned into a vaccine propaganda machine – [En]
Arstechnica (.co.uk) use to be a good tech information site, articles were actually relevant to what’s happening on the market and the tech news covered things pretty well. That until 2016 at which point they started to put up articles … Continue reading
The real reasons why smart-phone batteries die so fast – [En]
I think most of you smart-phone users wondered at a point why smart-phone batteries last too little and die very fast. Well, let’s take each case. Reasons they drain very fast 1. Intentionally-made high power hardware. All smart-phone components drain … Continue reading
12 Slot Li-Ion Charger made out of scrap – [En]
My objective was to build a multi-slot Li-Ion charger from mostly scrap and unused stuff. The only parts that I needed to purchase are the TP4056 circuits which are around $1.5 each. They support 1A charge rate, which is perfect … Continue reading
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Tagged 12-slot, 12-slot charger, DIY, Home-built, Li-Ion charger, Scrap charger
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18650 Li-Ion Chargers Round-up (6+ slots): Xtar vs Foxconn vs Trustfire – [En]
I have reviewed 3 of the 4 high slot count chargers available currently on the market. All chargers have been intensively used on the long term, so the conclusions should be quite relevant. Here they are: Xtar WP6 6-slot + … Continue reading
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Tagged 18650, 6 slots, 8 slots, Chargers review, Chargers round-up, Foxconn, Li-Ion, Trustfire, Xtar
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The Most Retard Developer Award of 2017 – [En]
Guess what (I bet you didn’t), the Most Retard Developer (MRD) award for 2017 does not go to Microsoft and it’s specially granted earlier this year. It goes to ADOBE ! Even if M$ failed in several important things this … Continue reading
Top 7 things that are very bad in Windows 10 – [En]
Many wonder if Windows 10 is really worth it. Let’s talk about a few bad things in it. 1. Reports everything (spies you) The number one bad thing on the list is of course the ‘spy everything’ policy. This is … Continue reading
The most secure browser in the world is and always was Opera – [En]
I have seen a lot of debates on various tech forums about which browser is the safest one (or the fastest one). While speed is a very debatable thing, when it comes to security things are pretty precise. Being tired … Continue reading
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Tagged Broswer, browser security, browser vulnerabilities, Chrome, IE, Opera, Safari, security
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How to identify 18650 cell capacity by color / code and how to tell fakes from real – [En]
Before anything, I’ll briefly explain what 18650 cells are and what uses they may have. I have worked a lot with 18650 cells and I used them for pretty much anything that needs power. Basically, they are Li-Ion cells, that … Continue reading
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Incandescent vs CFL vs LED – [En]
A lot of articles debated the Incandescent vs compact fluorescent vs light-emitting diodes problem, but some issues were not at all covered. In the image below you will find a scoreboard with all 3 types. Now lets get everything detailed. … Continue reading
Windows 10 preview – is it telling us that we are going to get nuked ? – [En]
I don’t usually like to write about conspiracies because most of the serious ones in time prove to be true, but this made me make an exception. Out of curiosity I installed Windows 10 both x64 and x86 version into … Continue reading
