Sky Force 2014

Does anyone remember playing Sky Force on their old Symbian phones, when Nokia was the smartphone brand? It was really fun while it lasted – Sky Force was one of the more polished games in the Symbian S60V2 generation of smartphones, among others. Photo credit: allaboutsymbian.com, androidforums.com Thus it was a pleasant surprise when I discovered Sky […]

Your passwords should be long, and doesn’t need those symbols

Was taught by a friend about how symbols actually make your password harder to remember compared to longer length alphabetical ones. It’s best summed up in this xkcd comic: Okay, I have no idea what that comic was about. For the less tech-savvy, a few common ways of breaching into an online accounts are dictionary-based attacks […]

Brunch Market @ Gillman Barracks

This post is meant for residents in Singapore. Part of the reason for South East Asian cities’ appeal as a tourist destination, at least for me, is the variety of food and shopping markets available – cheap deals, affordable quality clothing, what more can you ask for? I’ve been to the Chatuchak and Siam Market […]

The Different Interpretations of Pop Music

I’ve grown to dislike listening to Adele’s songs; the distaste cultivated from the overly aggressive marketing conducted by her record company – one would certainly get tired of listening to “Hello, it’s me” over and over again wherever he or she goes. Now I do think Adele is a good singer and her songs definitely […]

Lightning Post: Nestia for Singaporean Home Living

This post is intended for readers residing in Singapore. Was looking for a good bus timing app when I came across Nestia. What? Nestia claims to be the go-to app for home living in Singapore, and it lives up to its name by providing a variety of services from within the app, such as public […]