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The best USB-C hub for the MacBook Pro with Touch Bar
I’ve always been a fan of USB hubs that attaches directly to the MacBook. Back when I was using my old 13″ MacBook Pro, I found the Elecom U2H-TZ300B on that worked really well. Now...
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Getting the TP-Link HS110 Smart Plug to work with Apple Home & Siri
I recently came across the TP-Link HS110 Smart Plug which was priced quite reasonably and had energy monitoring built-in. The fact that it worked with Amazon Alexa made it more intriguing to test it...
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Hacking a 2TB Mobile HDD for the Intel NUC PC
I recently got myself an Intel NUC to replace my aging Dell desktop that I use as a home server. The NUCs are quite an amazing unit. It has everything within the unit except...
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Use Private Internet Access VPN service to protect yourself on the Internet
If you use public WiFi a lot, I strongly recommend you to check out a VPN service like Private Internet Access to protect yourself.
Mule Recipe: Dynamically set Mule HTTP Request path
With the HTTP Request connector on Mule, you will notice that you cannot use Mule Expression Language (MEL) on the Path configurations. The connector evaluates that config literally and would assume /#[payload] as is...
DataWeave Recipe: Adding days to a date with the input provided as an integer
A DataWeave code example recipe book on adding days to a date with the input sent as an integer.
Upgrade your earphones with Comply Foam Premium Earphone Tips
Your current earphones not fitting well? Upgrade it with the Comply Foam Premium Earphone Tips and you’ll wonder why you’ve not done it sooner
How to use JWT to authorise access to Google API on Mule
One of the recent demo I was working on at work required me to integrate with GSuite Admin’s Directory API. In most use-cases, working on the API’s authorisation using OAuth 2.0 is straightforward. However,...
The best USB-C hub for the MacBook Pro with Touch Bar
I’ve always been a fan of USB hubs that attaches directly to the MacBook. Back when I was using my old 13″ MacBook Pro, I found the Elecom U2H-TZ300B on that worked really well. Now...
Fixing the HomeBridge No Accessories Responding problem
If you’re running HomeBridge on a Raspberry Pi like your’s truly and is facing the HomeBridge No Accessories Responding problem, well here are perhaps some steps that might help you fix the issue. It’s...
Getting the TP-Link HS110 Smart Plug to work with Apple Home & Siri
I recently came across the TP-Link HS110 Smart Plug which was priced quite reasonably and had energy monitoring built-in. The fact that it worked with Amazon Alexa made it more intriguing to test it...
Hacking a 2TB Mobile HDD for the Intel NUC PC
I recently got myself an Intel NUC to replace my aging Dell desktop that I use as a home server. The NUCs are quite an amazing unit. It has everything within the unit except...
A hidden and free NTFS write support on MacOS
Need to be able to write onto an NTFS disk? Then check out this tip for that free NTFS write support on Mac
Fixing the Razer Orochi Bluetooth connectivity problem on MacOS Sierra
I recently bought a Razer Orochi 8200 (aka 2015/2016 version depending who you talk to) to use for my MacBook on the go. I’ve always been a fan of the Razer Orochi and Razer...
The actual cost of iPhone screen repairs in Singapore
Accidents happens. But is price of $189 that Apple has on its support page the actual cost of iPhone screen repairs in Singapore? Think again.
Use Private Internet Access VPN service to protect yourself on the Internet
If you use public WiFi a lot, I strongly recommend you to check out a VPN service like Private Internet Access to protect yourself.
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