Docker is awesome!

Forsova utilizes Docker for approximately 90% of its services, and I can personally attest to its remarkable convenience. What is Docker? I often compare Docker to Virtual Machines (VMs), and Docker generally offers significant advantages for our use cases. Essentially, you can run various services on Docker. Each service/container

What Happened to Having a Dream?

We Used to Believe in Something There was a time when every kid wanted to be something—an astronaut, a filmmaker, a chef, a novelist. Dreams weren’t just accepted, they were expected. The question “What do you want to be when you grow up?” wasn’t small talk. It

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We used to check our phones during breaks. Now we take breaks to check our phones. Social media was never supposed to take over our lives—at least, not this much. What started as a way to stay in touch with friends or follow creators has evolved into an endless

The AI War Is Just Getting Started

After months of speculation, OpenAI has officially unveiled GPT-5—and it’s sounds exactly the kind of leap forward people were hoping (and fearing) for. With a staggering 1.5 trillion parameters, GPT-5 isn’t just a marginal upgrade. It’s a shift in how AI can be used across

Switch 2: All Hail the King

After much anticipation, Nintendo has officially unveiled the Nintendo Switch 2, setting the stage for the next evolution in hybrid gaming. With a host of new features and enhancements, the Switch 2 aims to build upon its predecessor's success and address previous shortcomings. Release Date and Pricing The

Forsova Luma™ Status

We regret to announce that our service is temporarily unavailable. We’re improving the app and its security for a better user experience. The new 1.1.0 update will be released on the 7th of this month.

Forsova Luma

Forsova Luma 1.0.0 Release Notes

Significant Security Enhancements: 1. Password Vsibility: One of the notable security improvement is the removal of password visibility within the application. Previously, users could save their passwords even after logging in. However, with the new update, this feature has been disabled. Users are now required to save their passwords during

Forsova

Forsova Launches Luma and Announces the Forsova Executables Project

March 27, 2025 Today marks an important milestone for Forsova. As CEO, I’m excited to announce the launch of our new app, Forsova Luma, as well as the beginning of our new initiative: the Forsova Executables Project (F.E.P). 2025 is our second year in business, and we’

Pixel 9a: Apple Take Notes

Pixel 9a: Google's Affordable Powerhouse That Makes Sense Google's Pixel series has come a long way from its modest beginnings, evolving into a formidable contender against industry giants like Samsung and Apple. The introduction of the Pixel Fold showcased Google's ambition, venturing into the

Economy

If You Are Waiting for Tech, Stop before It's Too Late

The price of tech has always been a sore spot for consumers. Flagship phones breaking the $1,000 mark, GPUs costing as much as some people's rent, and even mid-range laptops creeping into premium territory—it’s been bad for years. If you thought it was going to

Piracy

The Piracy Dilemma

Piracy has always been a controversial topic. Some see it as a way of fighting against corporate greed by refusing to pay inflated prices for software that should be more accessible. Others argue that piracy is no different from stealing, regardless of whether the victim is a billion-dollar company. But

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Brace Yourself: The Linux Takeover is Near

For years, Windows and macOS have dominated the personal computing space, locking users into ecosystems filled with subscriptions, telemetry, and increasingly restrictive policies. Every new update seems to introduce more inconveniences than improvements—forced Microsoft accounts, ads in the Start menu, and an operating system that feels like it’s

Coding

AI and the Future of Programming: A Tool or a Replacement?

AI is reshaping software development, but does that mean programming is at risk? Not quite. While AI-powered tools are becoming more capable, they are not yet reliable enough to replace human developers. Instead, AI is transforming the way programmers work—making coding faster, more efficient, and more strategic. Coding with

Apple

iPhone 16e: The Deceit behind the E

For years, Apple has thrived on its brand power, locking customers into its ecosystem with seamless integration and premium hardware. But recently, something's changed. While iPhones still dominate in the high-end market, Apple is slowly losing ground where it matters most—budget-friendly devices. Brands like Samsung, Xiaomi, and

Android

Nothing Is Good These Days

The phone industry is stuck in a loop. Every year, the same brands drop the same phones with the same designs, only with slightly better cameras and a new chip that’s marginally faster than the last. It’s all so predictable. Apple and Samsung dominate, not because they’re

Technology

Should Apple Be Worried?

In the phone industry, it has become almost an undeniable fact that Apple silicon is not only superior in performance but also in efficiency compared to its counterparts. I mean, if you think about it, Apple really has one competitor when it comes to mobile chips and its Qualcomm; and

Nvidia

I Think We Were Right about NVIDIA

Last week, we covered NVIDIA's RTX 5000 series with the little information we had about it. In that article, we approached NVIDIA from the lens of a skeptic scrutinizing the company's focus on AI rather architectural innovation. It's an interesting article that you can

AI

DeepSeek's Story Is Deeper than You Imagine

Let's cut to the chase. The rise of DeepSeek turned out to be more politics than technology. Some would even argue the entire existence of DeepSeek is a psyop. Nonetheless, the past week has been quite hectic for tech giants like OpenAI. A new player in the AI

Technology

There Is Something You Should Know about NVIDIA's 5000 Series

The wait for NVIDIA's new graphics cards was not something specific to the average consumer. Gigantic companies like Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Microsoft were all waiting for new GPU technology to power their efforts in AI development, as things began to slow down. Google CEO: AI development is

Design

Design to Prosper

There are many skills that one can learn in order to increase their market value. You can think of problem solving, critical thinking, and English writing as examples. However, one skill that I see discriminately overlooked is graphic design. Bear in mind, graphic design is not hopping on Canva, choosing

Technology Featured

Nintendo Switch 2: One Big Problem

Less than 48 hours ago, Nintendo finally revealed its new Switch 2.

Why YOU Need a Website

Ever visit those sites, and you could immediately tell it won't be a good time? Ever visit those sites, and you could immediately tell wow, this is fancy? Websites are incredibly important: they give the essential first impressions. And we all know, first impressions are everything. Websites give

Passwords Featured

Watch Your Step: The Dangers of Your Digital Footprint

Picture yourself on the run from a dangerous predator, what is the first thing you will do?

Tech Tips

Troubleshooting Guide: What to Do If Your Desktop Computer Doesn't Boot or POST

If your desktop computer doesn't boot or POST (Power-On Self-Test), don’t panic. This guide will walk you through a series of troubleshooting steps to diagnose and potentially resolve the issue. We’ve broken down the guide into basic and advanced troubleshooting techniques to cater to different experience

Tech Tips

Understanding What Slows Down Your Computer: More Than Just RAM

When your computer starts slowing down, it’s easy to jump to the conclusion that the RAM is to blame. However, while RAM plays a role in overall performance, it’s not the only factor to consider. Based on my experience in IT, several components can impact the speed of