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Apple Silicon · May 27, 2026

Retro Gaming on Apple Silicon: What Works and What Doesn’t

A practical and personal look at retro gaming on Apple Silicon Macs using DOSBox, CrossOver, UTM, and a few realistic expectations.

  • Apple Silicon
  • Mac
  • Retro Gaming
  • DOSBox
  • CrossOver
  • UTM
  • macOS
  • Emulation
  • Windows Games
  • DOS Games

Linux · May 27, 2026

Giving an Old MacBook Pro a Second Life with Linux

A practical story about turning a broken 2014 Intel MacBook Pro into a usable Linux machine instead of throwing it away or leaving it in a drawer.

  • Linux
  • MacBook Pro
  • Old Hardware
  • Apple
  • OpenCore
  • Ubuntu
  • MX Linux
  • Repair

Android · May 27, 2026

PulseAPK: A Faster Android APK Reverse Engineering Workflow

How I simplified the repetitive Android APK workflow by building PulseAPK, a cross-platform helper tool for decompiling, inspecting, rebuilding, and signing APK files.

  • Android
  • APK
  • Reverse Engineering
  • Mobile Security
  • apktool
  • jadx
  • PulseAPK
  • Avalonia

Windows · May 27, 2026

Why I Still Don't Want to Return to Windows

A personal and practical look at why Windows no longer feels like the default choice, especially when Linux and macOS cover most of my real work better.

  • Windows
  • Linux
  • macOS
  • Operating Systems
  • Desktop Linux
  • Privacy
  • Development
  • Open Source

API Testing · May 27, 2026

Quick Guide: API Testing for Test Engineers via Postman

A short practical guide for test engineers who want to understand REST API testing with Postman: requests, parameters, authorization, assertions, and running collections from the command line.

  • API Testing
  • Postman
  • QA
  • Test Engineering
  • REST API
  • Newman
  • Automation

Operating Systems · May 26, 2026

Why You Should Still Try Different Operating Systems

Operating systems may feel less exciting than they used to, but trying Linux, macOS, Windows, Haiku, ChromeOS, and even retro systems still teaches you how computers really work.

  • Operating Systems
  • Linux
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Haiku OS
  • ChromeOS
  • Retro Computing
  • Software Testing
  • Technology