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1 week left in the 2023 Sizzle Season!
Squids and octopi, be sure to start filling out your catalog if you haven’t done that already. We’re now into the last 7 days of the Sizzle Season. To make the process easier, you’ll now get a 1.2x Closeout Bonus for Catalog XP on all matches. When we transition into the Drizzle Season, you’ll be…
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Virgin Mobile to O2 migration was a huge mess
First of all, I should start by saying that I was a Virgin Mobile customer myself, and I am now on the O2 network and I’m pretty happy with my unlimited data plan which I am paying £6.79 for (apart from VoLTE, VoWiFi and Visual Voicemail not working and it being questionable whether I am…
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I don’t really care about massive upgrades to a Switch 2, but here’s what I want from it
If you follow me on Firefish, you’ve probably seen me talk about Nintendo quite a lot. I’ve grown up with Nintendo products, I didn’t really grow up with any other companies products (I’ve never used an Xbox, and my PlayStation 4 is sorta gathering dust). Lately, there’s been a lot of rumours about a successor…
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I don’t get the point of eSIM roaming services
Recently, eSIMs in smartphones have been becoming more and more popular, and this has caused a rise in dedicated roaming SIMS with companies like Airalo, BetterRoaming.com and Holafly popping up for people to roam easier than ever before, but is it really worth it? I don’t personally use a device that supports eSIMs, but I’ve…
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What can I switch to on Windows 7 now that Firefox is unsupported?
Windows 7. An operating system loved by many after the failure of Windows Vista in 2007. About 2 weeks ago, Mozilla cut off support for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 operating systems, meaning that there’s no option right? The short answer: basically nothing if you don’t want to sacrifice a few things. But let’s actually…
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Amazon laptops are a joke
Amazon, the online marketplace founded by Jeff Bezos is basically the biggest online shopping site. But, there’s quite a few scams, and I’ve seen two laptop scams recently, and I want to put into perspective how crappy these laptops are if they weren’t on sale (to be honest, I wouldn’t be surprised if they were…
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Using a custom DNS for better security and privacy
I think that we have to be careful more than ever to the places we go to online. Like seriously. Threats are constantly evolving, and I want to show you all how to use NextDNS, a free DNS service which you can put on all your devices (bearing in mind that you’ll be limited to…
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3G switch-off in the UK
3G was the third generation of mobile communication technology, launched in the UK back in the early 2000s. It’s been operating for 20 years at this point, but it’ll soon cease to exist on some networks in the UK. This post will detail what steps you may need to take due to the switch off.…
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Share your DVD drive with other computers
Physical media is slowly becoming obsolete. No modern computer really comes with a CD or DVD drive. That sucks, especially when you might have a lot of audio CDs, or some old software. Today, I’ll show you a quick and easy way that will allow you to use an older computer to share your DVD…
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UI/UX Design – Don’t be like Xiaomi
After Huawei was victim to US export bans, numerous companies picked up the pieces from them. One of those companies is Xiaomi, a Chinese manufacturer which is best known for their budget phones in the Redmi and POCO lines. Today, I want to go through and just look at some inconsistent UI, and bad user…