Tech gadgets, and tips, that are practical, useful and easy on your wallet. Maybe cats, and books but definitely cats
Death is always been an important event, in both the fictional world and real life. While movies today have the luxury of special effect so spectacular and stunningly realistic, earlier forms of performances, especially in theaters, mostly rely on stage design, fake blood, lightning tricks or some clever trap doors to deal its the death … Continue reading How stage play handle death: A Brief History
A great read that I found, quite a lengthy one though. It covers quite a lot of ground: spoiled rich second generation Chinese (their parents are called the first rich-generation), cultural differences, identity issues, Chinese influence to their oversae community, China's version of extreme fanatic nationalism... https://www.1843magazine.com/features/alienation-101
I've wanted to do a computer building guide for forever not just because I'm an IT Student but I think it is just a skill that you need to have in the 21st century. Automated tasks to increase efficiency has been a major target for the industrial revolution and the invention of computer to do … Continue reading 2018 Black Friday $500 Budget Computer Build Guide
Cats rule the Internet and scientists still scratching their heads trying to understand why but I think the mystery is part of the charm. A. To me, cats are an endless source of fascination because even through their domestication ( or did cat domesticate us?!), cats retain their independent personalities unlike dogs which have been … Continue reading Our Feline Overlords
The funniest emotional roller coaster you will ever take, and it is actually a gum commercial from Japan. God bless Japan and its weirdness. Enjoy the ride ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-1Ue0FFrHY
Wifi is everywhere nowadays and we almost take it for granted but do you ever take a step back and question: "How do I able to watch a video, a collection of images and sound, stored on a server literally a thousand miles away, transmitted over the air into a device that fit into my … Continue reading How does Wifi works?
Note: NOT a cookbook Here we go, the first reading recommendation on this blog. I'd love to call myself a book addict rather than a bookworm. I love reading books and collecting books equally, sadly I've about only half of the books I owned. But this is one of the very few book I can … Continue reading Anthony Bourdain Kitchen Confidential
Hello world, this is Thomas speaking. I'm a computer networking student from Seneca College in Toronto, Canada. As you already know, us college students don't really well know for our wealth, except Chinese or Vietnamese with corrupted government official for parents, they are rich af. So for this blog, I'll try to give out some … Continue reading The First Night
Quick question, what's the biggest fear for today young generation? Wrong, the correct answer is bad Wifi. Yes, not no Wifi, bad wifi is way worse than not having any connection at all. Children growing up in the 90s and new millennium have gotten so used to technology and their constant needs for living in … Continue reading Improve and upgrade your home WiFi
Thomas' Tech Books 