Introduction As 2025 draws to a close, I wanted to share some insights on what I think will be important in the coming year. With that in mind, I want to discuss my thoughts on… Read More »What We Can See in 2026 in Technology
Introduction Recently, drama unfolded regarding Larian Studios and AI. It started with a tweet from Kami confirming that Larian is using generative AI in their upcoming game, Divinity. This tweet sparked an AI “hate mob”… Read More »Addressing AI Slop: What It Is and When It Is Not
Introduction As we head toward 2026, many of us are eyeing system upgrades to stay ahead of the curve. I’m in the same boat. I had plans to boost my workstation from 32GB to 64GB… Read More »Do We Need More RAM? Is 32GB the New 16GB?
Introduction I first discovered Podman back in 2022. It was listed as one of the supported engines for Distrobox, a tool I was experimenting with at the time. Back then, I was a dedicated Docker… Read More »Why I Switched to Podman (And Why You Should Too)
Intro People are calling Valve a monopoly again in 2025. There’s a big lawsuit in the UK worth £656 million accusing them of rigging the market. Plus, a study showed 72% of UK and US… Read More »Building vs. Buying: Why Steam’s “Monopoly” Isn’t the Problem
Intro The Steam Deck isn’t new. It’s been around since 2022, with a refresh in 2023 as the OLED model. Honestly, they’re pretty much the same device. The OLED just has a nicer screen, a… Read More »Why the Steam Deck Is Still King in 2025
Introduction Remote streaming is not a new concept. It began with technologies like VNC, which uses the RFB (Remote Framebuffer) protocol. This protocol works by sending compressed rectangular blocks of pixels at fixed intervals. This… Read More »I Tried GeForce Now and Here’s My Experience
Introduction Around 2018, my main PC finally broke down, and I ended up buying a new one. At that time, my main PC was still using Windows 7, as I refused to use Windows 10… Read More »My Main PC Has Over 600 Installed Games on Steam, All Playable on Linux. Here’s What I Can Say About Linux Gaming.
Introduction I recently participated in a company hackathon where the challenge was to create a work-related system incorporating AI. My goal was to develop a deep learning neural network for a new feature in our… Read More »Using ChatGPT vs Gemini
Introduction When most people hear “indie games,” they think of small teams, shoestring budgets, and probably even pixel art aesthetics. However, for this article, I’m going back to what indie actually means: independent. As I… Read More »Why Indie Games Are Better and is the Future of Gaming