I was recently involved in setting up a digital video wall for an Advertise Me (a digital signage solutions company) client. This type of setup is different from your traditional 2×2 setup where the ratio of the pixel width and the height of the canvas area is 16:9 aspect ratio (1920×1080 pixels if using a […]
In a previous post, HOW TO FIX FACEBOOK TOO MANY REDIRECTS I shared with everyone a fix for the too many redirects issue with Facebook. Many of you have reached out to me and even shared your frustrations in the comments. Since that article was published, Facebook has made a few changes and it partially […]
My son’s Samsung SA300 LED (LS22A300) suddenly stopped working – the LED display screen wouldn’t turn on at all. I tested to see if it was the power supply (PN3014 @ 14V and 2.14A) that could be the issue by using a working unit (we have 2 of the Samsung SA300 display screens) and was […]
In a previous post, I talked about a tool I use called Better Uptime, you can read about it here: Website Monitoring and Status Pages It’s a great tool to monitor your networking devices, servers or any device that is connected to the Internet and at the same time generate a status page. When I […]
Another year has quickly gone by. 2020 was a year that many of us won’t forget especially due to the pandemic and the bush fires. Life simply goes on and I wanted to spend some time in reflecting on some of my achievements in 2020 and write down some goals for 2021. Out curiosity, I […]
If you’re a digital marketer, entrepreneur, a small/medium/large business owner or just a hardcore techie that owns or manages multiple websites (just like me) then let me introduce to you a tool I’ve been using to monitor all my websites – it’s called Better Uptime. In this article, I’ll show you how I use this […]
How was your affiliate journey in 2020? My journey thus far has had its fair share of ups and downs but in this post, I wanted to simply share my affiliate commission earnings for 2020. I was inspired to do this as I have been watching a few videos and reading different articles of people […]
Do you have an air conditioner remote control that no longer works? There are few options to fix this problem and these are: Find the model number and buy a replacement remote control Buy a universal remote control that is compatible with your air conditioner Fix the air conditioner remote control I decided to go […]
I’ve been using one specific courier Transdirect over the years for transporting hardware goods (Digital Signage Screens and computer parts). They are probably the cheapest courier website in Australia and they provide the best rates across their courier network. They can provide local, interstate and international shipping and I’ve personally used them for our company […]
I’ve previously shared tips on how to fix a few issues with OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) – How to Fix OBS Black Screen Display Capture Issue and in this post, I’m also going to share with you how I managed to interact with a web browser in OBS. I have used OBS with Zoom but […]
One of the WordPress themes I’ve been using comes with the ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) WordPress plugin and recently I discovered it the date picker was not working. After some investigation, I discovered the version of the ACF I was using v 5.5 was not the latest and decided to upgrade it to see if […]
There are several social media management tools I use to automatically schedule social media posts, in particular, content from my WordPress websites (this also include custom post types) to the different social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Google My Business, Instagram and others. Here’s a list of SaaS tools that I have […]
Just a few days ago I received an email saying our Launcher Dock software has won the Editor’s Choice award. Say what? Yes, we launched Launcher Dock over 6 years ago and out of the blue we received an award – yuppie! By the way, the Launcher Dock (a free windows tool to automatically launch […]
In my previous post, DEBUGGING CODE AS A NON CODER, I shared with you how I debug code as a non-coder. In this post, I’m going to share with you some code enhancements I made to our Digital Wayfinding Solutions application as a non-coder. Basically, the idea was to be able to easily change the […]
I’m not a coder. I have done some coding back in the day when I had a Commodore 128 but all I was doing was typing the code from a book. I have also done some simple coding in high school and in University. It was many years ago and I was using Pascal and […]
I decided to test my typing speed after watching a video from Ali Abdaal – a YouTuber who is also a junior doctor (well sort of, he’s currently on a break). His videos are about various topics such as book reviews, tips for studying for exams, lifestyle topics, tech and productivity tips (how to be […]
I’m not a designer but I’m going to show you how to create amazing designs as a non designer. I don’t claim that my designs are great or on par as a professional designer. I cheat (sort of) and I’m going to share with you the tools and templates I use to create amazing, awesome […]
If you’re receiving the popup message from Google G Suite – Gmail saying, “Oops, something went wrong. Recent changes may not have been saved” don’t freak out – I’ve experienced this too. This is the message you will receive when you try to compose an email or try to send an email from Gmail. Yes, […]
As many of you know, I’ve been a WordPress user since the early days. The majority of the websites we manage is using the WordPress CMS. In this article, I will be sharing with you some of the top WordPress caching plugins we are using on our websites. I’ve tested the website performance of our […]
Have you just started your business or planning to grow your business and are looking to expand the team? Are you looking for either freelancers or part-time/full-time employees? I want to share with you top websites that I use to help me find a freelancer or employee. These website have helped me find a resource […]