Hi everyone, Today, I’d like to show you a woodpecker. This bird sometimes comes to the trees in the backyard, and they can be seen drilling them, finding food sometimes. Below, you’ll see the pictures I took of one of them. Hope you like them! Also, here’s a video of it: Hope you liked the images! Post Views: 10
Hi everyone, A few days ago, I saw a squirrel in my backyard. He was very quiet there until he saw me. Squirrels are wildlife animals that can be found in the United States. They usually can be seen in the morning getting food, and this was the case here. This squirrel was finding food to eat at that tree. Below are the pics. Enjoy! The moment he saw me: He then climbed the tree: Then he went down back…
The good times… When the Nintendo Wii U came out and came bundled with the Nintendo Land game, it was awesome to play that game and be able to post to Miiverse and interact with other players. Unfortunately, Nintendo decided to shut down the Miiverse service but fortunately, they allowed us to download our data. That’s what I’ll be sharing in these series of posts. Today, We’ll look at the Nintendo Land posts from 2012: A high-quality screenshot I took…
Hi everyone, In this post, I’ll present you this charger, which is to use it in the car and allows you to charge your Quick Charge-enabled devices at fast speeds as well as this is Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 compliant. The back of the box: The side: Another side: With the wrap taken off: When opening the package, we can see some of the contents. Here you see the manual: Looking further, we can see the 24-month warranty card: It…
Hi everyone, Today, I’ll show you the PortaPow Data Blocker USB Adapter with Smart Charge. This is an adapter that, as the title says, blocks Data. This means that when you use this adapter in a PC USB Port, it will allow your tablet/phone to charge at the port maximum speed, overriding the 500mA USB limit. This is because when a PC detects a data connection, it negotiates the power with the controller. Some devices uses 100mA, like mouses and…
Hi everyone, In this post, I’d like to show you this product I found on Amazon.com. If you have ever had a laptop, you may have recycled them when they die or it’s no longer usable, but some people remove their parts like RAM, Hard Disk Drive/SSD, and Optical Units, or maybe you have got a new shiny DVD or Blu-Ray drive to replace your laptop drive. In any of these cases, you may have DVD drives around you that…
Hi everyone, Yesterday, I got the Diamond 5 Year Badge for the Microbiome Immunity Project from World Community Grid. The badge is the following: This badge is awarded after contributong 5 Years in CPU Time. As I’ve explained in my previous badge achievements, CPU Time is like real time, except that the time is dependent to a workunit and per thread. For example, If I have an 8 Core AMD Ryzen 7 with Simultaneus Multithreading enabled, making it 16 threads total, and I get 16…
Hi everyone, In this post, I’ll talk about the SanDisk Ultra Flair 16GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive. This is a USB 3.0 drive meaning file transfers should be fast. However, is it worth it? Let’s find out below, but first, let’s see a few pictures of the product: This is the USB Drive in its package: Opening the package: The USB Flash Drive (Front): The USB Flash Drive (Back): And now, to the benchmarks! Here, I’m testing with CrystalDiskMark 5 when…
Hi everyone, Today as you know it, is Thanksgiving. It is a day to be reunited with the family, thank god for everything we have, and eat, you guessed, turkey!! Here’s what I ate today. It is a typical plate from Puerto Rico: It has: “Arroz con Gandules” Turkey Potato Salad “Mofongo” “Tostones” I hope everyone had an awesome Thanksgiving today! Post Views: 13
Hi everyone, In this post, I’d like to present you to this project. JavaScript Function Finder is a project I made in my University years as part of the Advanced Programming course when I was studying Computer Science. We were assigned to make a function parser and each student was given a different programming language. Mine was JavaScript. We would then build the project using JavaServer Pages (JSP) using a JSP IDE. We mostly worked using NetBeans in the course….