I honestly thought that Google had Blogger shutdown, but it's still around. Don't blame me for thinking this, because Google, in their effort to save money, shut down custom domain email, business apps (you have to pay for it now), Google Sites (the Blogger alternative), RSS newsfeed, Google Photos (no longer unlimited, now you have to pay for additional storage). Just based on their previous actions, the Blogger shutdown (or you might have to pay) might not be far behind. Anyway, I really did think Blogger was killed. So I typed in blogger.com and it automatically logged me into my account. I haven't used this account since 2007, since I moved over to Typepad, which offered more customization and I just like the platform a little more. The other alternative was Wordpress, but they were restrictive... unless you pay for storage and features. Since I have a lot of time on my hands on my long extende...
Weekend Gamer here. With CES (Consumer Electronics Show) happening right now in Las Vegas, we are getting a lot of tech news, like the Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 5090 Graphics Cards which will cost nearly $2,000! Officially the start date is January 7, but the media preview kickoff started January 6. AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme amd.com No surprise, but we got an announcement that AMD will be releasing a new generation of AMD Ryzen Z2 processors (the Z2 Extreme, the Z2, and Z2 Go). Currently, most of the current PC gaming handhelds on the market right now are using the AMD Z1 Extreme or slower variants of the Z1 chip. So, for 2025, expect to see ROG Ally 2 , Legion Go 2 , and even Steam Deck 2 (Steam is not releasing Steam Deck 2 any time soon), to all be adopting the new, faster (and more efficient) Z2 processor. Although I only mention the top three, but I suspect other handheld...
Zatoichi: The Blind Swordsman (Television Show) Zatoichi: The Blind Swordsman tubitv.com Do you ever wonder why there are so many Zatoichi films (26 in total)? That’s because it was really meant to be a serial for television, but back in the early sixties, televisions weren’t as common. By the mid-seventies, almost every home in Japan had a television, so Zatoichi continues his adventures in a television show. Between 1974 and 1979, a total of 100 episodes of Zatoichi were produced. Distribution rights for those television shows were made available on DVD via Tokyo Shock, but they are somewhat hard to find and is expensive for subtitled shows. I have a few of those Zatoichi television shows at home, but gave up on trying to collect the whole 100 episodes. The cool thing is that you can now stream those Zatoichi shows on Tubi for free as of September 2024. Remember how I own a giant Vizio 65” TV ? Tu...
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