Lately, I’ve been noticing more California Proposition 65 warning labels on food items at my local grocery stores and decided to do more research by going directly to its official website. Key Takeaways: I have a friend who used to be a public health researcher and years ago he stated only around ten percent of […]
Below are some simple commands that work for ImageMagick 7 and later. I haven’t tested them to work on the older ImageMagick 6 which surprisingly is still being supported and the default installed version for many Linux distros. Batch Compressing Images Batch Convert Optimizing PNG Images
Windows Chocolatey As of this writing, Chocolatey doesn’t have a build-in cache cleaner so the best way is to install the unofficial Choco Cleaner which creates a Windows Scheduled Task to run Choco-Cleaner.ps1 every Sunday at 11:00 PM. macOS Homebrew Linux Flatpak Linux Snap Ubuntu APT Arch/Manjaro Pacman
Just a few days ago, Huawei revealed their Mate XT smartphone with stunning specs in regards to its custom SOC, camera, and tri-fold display. The famous veteran Hong Kong actor, Andy Lau even made a promotional video for it. This device is likely going to be a China-only release due to sanctions and the massive […]
In order to reflash a Sony Xperia phone (one that has its bootloader unlocked) to stock, one first has to download and install Sony’s in-house flash tool called Emma; as of this writing it’s only available for Windows, not Mac or any Linux Distro. The conventional app, Xperia Companion won’t work because it’ll complain that […]
On Amazon Prime Video, I initially began watching season two of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power on an SDR Display and immediately noticed upon the first episode that the dark scenes in the beginning were way too dark to the point that it was nearly unwatchable. I figured it may have […]