‘Brexit’ is a concept. As concepts go, it’s possibly one of the least agreed upon ones in history. It’s also a fairly unique one in how it insights extremes in us: hope or despair, joy or anger, division or unity. It evokes these extremes because we all have a different idea of what ‘Brexit’ actually means (and no, it doesn’t…
Despite being a bit of a smartphone nerd and regularly researching the latest releases, the last time I changed my phone was 2-and-a-half years ago when I purchased the OnePlus 3. I’ve always preferred stock (or at least near stock) Android, so I’ve stepped a little outside my comfort zone here by buying the latest release from Huawei’s sub-brand Honor:…
Earlier this year, my partner and I embraced our inner middle-aged selves and made the fairly fundamental life decision to move away from the hustle and bustle of the big city. We traded in our inner city jobs and our 1 bed flat in East London for higher paying jobs and a cheaper 2 bed house in the sea and…
This time last year I built a budget-but-powerful gaming rig. Lately however, I keep thinking that I should improve it. I keep looking at nvidia’s new series of graphics cards, and at more powerful processors… so I’m writing this article to remind myself why my gaming rig is still perfectly good as it is, and why I don’t need to…
With a 51.9% (17.41 million people) majority vote versus the 48.1% (16.14 million people) opposing vote, those people throughout the UK that used their democratic voice and turned out to vote have spoken, with the voices requesting that we leave the EU speaking louder than those wishing to remain.
Whichever way you look at it, whichever side you voted for,…