Rio de Janeiro, known as “Cidade maravilhosa”(Marvelous City in english) has for a long time been the face of Brazil. Ever since the time it was the capital, people have associated Brazil with that city(which, in my opinion, is unfortunate considering how its one of the worst cities in the… Read More... "Rio’s Beach is clean again!"
Yesterday, 25th of September, an e-mail from valve to the Verge was posted on the internet, talking about the new 2.0 beta version of steam that just got released. With this e-mail, a bunch of new information dropped, which includes UI changes, overlay windows, improved compatibility with Linux, Virtual keyboard… Read More... "SteamVR 2.0 and New Valve Headset"
Have you ever wished your website could feel more dynamic and responsive without diving into complex JavaScript coding? Well, meet HTMX! It’s like magic for the web, allowing you to create interactive web applications without the need for much JavaScript. In this article, we’ll explore the basics of HTMX in… Read More... "HTMX: A Basic Introduction"
If you’ve ever thought about setting up a website or a web server, you’ve probably heard of Apache, LiteSpeed, and Nginx. These are three of the most popular web server software options that help deliver web pages to your browser when you type in a website address. However, which one… Read More... "Apache vs Litespeed vs Nginx"
Ah I don’t know how I almost forgot this gem, but today I got reminded of Unity and the terrible direction it has been taking and remembered to write about them. I guess at this point “How NOT to be a CEO” might as well turn into a series of… Read More... "Unity and John Riccitiello: How NOT to be a CEO"
The blockchain has been around for a while, becoming really popular this past decade or so. When I first got into college(Information Systems), I heard all my colleagues saying that it would be the future of everything, that all areas which deal with data would deal with the blockchain, that… Read More... "Crypto is Nothing but a SCAM"
I’ve been fairly interested in python and multithread programming recently, so I decided “what better way to learn it than to try and teach it?”, and so here it is: a simplified explanation to python threads, what are they, how to create one, the advantages and ways to communicate between… Read More... "Python Threads: How do they work?"
Yesterday I was browsing through some recommended articles on my phone and I came across an article listing “The Fastest CPUs of 2023”, from a website I won’t name here. That grabbed my attention, so I decided to give it a read… and was disappointed. So here I am, making… Read More... "Fastest CPUs of 2023"
Have you ever wanted to use javascript, but with obligatory types to ensure the code is easy to maintain? Well, someone at Microsoft did a long time and now, we shall take a look at typescript: a “super set” of javascript, adding better maintenability, static typing, checks, etc to help… Read More... "TypeScript: A Basic Introduction"
Many programming languages have tried to tackle memory management in different, better ways. Some, like C/C++, leave it up to the programmer to allocate and free memory, others like Python do it all automatically, with something called a Garbage Collector. A dev at mozilla didn’t like either approach, as both… Read More... "Rust: A Basic Introduction"