How does a CPU work?
Let’s explain in the simplest and most understandable way, without getting lost in the jungle of terms that are more intimidating than the next, how …
Blog
This is the blog. Tests, opinions, rambling and just things I care about right here. To make things easier things are categorized by stuff related to Linux, stuff related to PCs in general, and stuff related to web development and random ideas & thoughts.
How to buy a PSU for your PC?
In this article, we will discuss everything you need to consider when buying a power supply unit (PSU) for your computer, whether you’re selecting parts …
How to buy a mechanical keyboard?
Over time, the mechanical keyboard became a very sought-after peripheral device. From gamers, professionals like programmers, and even mechanical keyboard enthusiasts, they all appreciate the …
How to buy a PC monitor?
Getting new gear is awesome! And shopping around for a new PC monitor or PC screen for your computer (or even an external screen for …
How to buy a UPS? What is a UPS?
A good UPS gives you peace of mind by letting you save what you were working on in case of a power outage, but it …
About resolution, aspect ratio, DPI and pixels
After talking about refresh rate and even making a video about input lag and one about response time, I’ve realized we haven’t covered a few …
Linux and guitars
Well, I guess it still counts as tech-related, even if guitars are involved. I occasionally, as time allows, enjoy playing my guitar. I’m not very …
My favorite dual boot Windows and Linux method
Now, on a system – be it a laptop or a desktop PC, you can have multiple operating systems at once – like Windows 10 …
What is an IP address?
Let’s see what the basic things you need to know about the IP address are. IP comes from Internet Protocol, and it’s a set of …
Dev & everything else, Linux, servers & stuff
What is DNS? | Easy way to understand DNS
The Domain Name System, or DNS, as most people know it, lets us connect to websites by using domain names instead of IP addresses. Let’s …