My Video Overview of the YouMe Social network
Whilst this social network is extremely attractive to ex-Google+ users as it brings across many of those best features, it also has a lot to offer other users with some unique features that I try […]
Whilst this social network is extremely attractive to ex-Google+ users as it brings across many of those best features, it also has a lot to offer other users with some unique features that I try […]
The Talk functionality has been present for a while now in Nextcloud but it has now been improved to really cater for larger groups to video conference on. It is open source so you are […]
This guide shows you how to install Odoo 13 on Ubuntu 20.04. Odoo, also known as OpenERP, is a free and open-source ERP platform. It’s one of the most popular ERP platforms available thanks to […]
In today’s “This Week on Stadia” blog post, Google announced a few new features for Stadia. The first and one of the more interesting ones are mobile touch controls. Google is adding a virtual controller […]
CoreCtrl is a free open source app that gives you precise control over your AMD Radeon graphics card, and limited control over your AMD or Intel CPU. While the developer plans to include support for […]
I’ve seen these arguments made so many times, countless times, but humans are not as great as we think we are at comprehending and synthesizing written arguments. They say that a picture is a thousand […]
Anonymous Camera uses machine learning to identify people in images and videos and then blur, pixelate, or block out entirely faces or whole bodies. Being able to block out feature altogether is important, as some […]
In this video I show how I’m using PulseEffects to apply various filters directly to my microphone audio input before it reaches OBS Studio. Whilst there are some good filters inside OBS Studio (and available […]
I’ve only been driving for the last month and have plenty to still learn (as can be seen by my more than 50% failed laps) but I did manage to squeak through a 1 min […]
ckb-next aims to bring the features of Corsair’s proprietary CUE software to the Linux and Mac operating systems. This project is currently a work in progress, but it already supports much of the same functionality, […]