Korean Movie Review – Peninsula. Train To Busan 2. Wrapping up 2020 with a Korean film review, it has been since back in August when I blogged Ode To My Father that I have reviewed a film here on … Continue reading →
RHEL/IBM Screw CentOS 8 users by early end of life! CentOS project shifts focus to CentOS Stream We interrupt our normal blog schedule (I had planned on releasing the 3rd and final blog in the Muju travel series, but … Continue reading →
Old Tech Vs New Tech – Image BBS Golf Solitaire Vs Glowing Eye Games Golf Solitaire for the iPad. For this long overdue technical blog I thought I would so something a bit…. Ok, very different. As you … Continue reading →
Korean Movie Review – Ode To My Father 국제시장 It has been several months since I have reviewed a Korean film, for those that frequent Brent’s World we reviewed Cheer up Mr. Lee in May. I am always on the … Continue reading →
What’s in a name? The Story Behind catracing.org While I am hard at work on the next blog (Backing up your Windows 10 workstation to a network share), I thought I would take the time to answer a question … Continue reading →
Photography – Don’t Be Afraid To Pay For Help. Something has been bothering me for some time. I took the following HDR photo on one of my bike rides along the Han River a couple of years ago. … Continue reading →
Technical – Apple Switching to their own ARM based processor, what does this means to you? If you watched the Apple WWDC keynote address on June 22nd or have been following the tech sites you are already aware that … Continue reading →
Walk The Wire – An Exciting New Memory Man Mystery By David Baldacci. Ever since stumbling on Total Control by David Baldacci, I have been a huge fan of his work. Reading most of his suspense/thriller novels, which mostly … Continue reading →
Korean Movie Review – Cheer Up Mr. Lee 힘을 내요, 미스터 리 Emotional packed comedy by Lee Gyeo Byeok. It seems like I never have a chance to screen and review any new Korean films, for instance my last … Continue reading →
Oh no! My Photo Sucks!!! Now What?! Accepting and learning from criticism. “Publish or perish”, the mantra of the research world is no less true for photographers. Fueled by our innate need for recognition and restrained only by our … Continue reading →