Coburn's online journal featuring thoughts, opinions of a programmer upside down in the Southern Hemisphere.
Metal Waltz, also known as Panzer Waltz in Japan is a game developed by Shanghai JingCai Computer Software Development Co., Ltd. and was originally released on iOS and Android devices with a Steam PC release which can be found here. Oddly enough, the splash screen states What’s Up Labs as the developers, so I wonder…
Experimenting with dual booting various Operating Systems on devices like the Steam Deck can be a pain. However, I would like to point you at this GitHub Repository called “Steam rEFInd”. What the github repository contains is a installer that installs a open source bootloader to your Steam Deck’s boot partition. This allows one to…
Microsoft doesn’t let you do this because their shitty Chromium-based browser is a “vital component of the operating system”, but with some brute force, Edge will be no more. And it actually works – this ain’t clickbait!
So… we’re back and here’s the results of the testing of the AliExpress Choice MicroSD Cards. These were XrayDisk-branded, which has been a good brand with some SSDs I got from them in the past. Surprisingly, they are genuine and unlike the fake 256GB/512GB KRY-branded MicroSDs some time ago, they actually have a good read…
These just arrived in my mailbox today. Are they legit, or are they fakes? Stay tuned for some tests…
It’s keep this one short and sweet… but it’s definitely not sweet. February’s been a wild month. I thought I was going to get a good run for the start of this year. Stars were aligning, things going the way they should… Until the last couple of weeks came along and flipped all that upside…
Brief Overview Bright Memory (the 2020 Re-Release) is a one-developer-army First Person shooter that tries to blend Hack ‘n’ Slash skills normally seen in other games with the classic formula of Shooty McBangBangs. During the game, you gain XP from defeated enemies to upgrade Sheila who’s the female protagonist, solve puzzles, beat bosses and adventure…
This is purely my thoughts alone on the matter. Take them with a grain of salt. I was reading Apple News the other day and Siri suggested me an article about Australian Universities going back to pen and paper after teachers and grading staff were detecting higher amounts of AI (ChatGPT, et al.) generated content…
It’s the holidays and I wake up one morning to find a client in distress because their laptop won’t boot up into Windows 10. While I explain to them that I’m not doing repairs on the holidays, I agree to check it out.
Originally from this HP forum thread, but I’m backing it up for a video in the coming few days. You can grab the file here: AMD ASD WB64A. Extract it somewhere on your computer. Right click on the “Unknown Device” entries on Device Manager, choose Properties, choose Update Driver… from the Driver tab, don’t let…