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First Impressions of CHUWI Hi10 XR, Intel Celeron N4120

It smells really, really nice. Chard here, and I bought myself a cheap convertible to aid me in college and to replace my old 8440p Elitebook. It's a CHUWI Hi10 XR, which is similar to the Hi10 X tablet, but uses Intel Gemini *Refresh* (that's where the R from XR came from probably). Specs Intel Celeron N4120 @ 1.1Ghz (2.6 turbo boost) Intel UHD 600 6GB RAM 128GB eMMC Storage 1920x1200 60fps IPS LCD Display 10.1 inch LCD display Windows 10 Home First Impressions The following uses real world usage and experiences, mileage may vary. IMPORTANT! Do NOT, I repeat, do NOT reinstall the Windows 10 OS that came with the tablet. Always back-up the drivers, because it's a damn highway to hell trying to reinstall the cameras, touchscreen, and other drivers included in the OS. Pe...

HP Elitebook 8440p Laptop Review | 6 Years Later and Why I Love It

HP Elitebook 8440p Hello there, this is Chard writing. Writing on my HP Elitebook 8440p, which I have owned since the last 6 years. I got this laptop from neighbors for around 140 US Dollars. I'll list the specs when I first got it: Intel i5 520m @ 2.4GHz Hyperthreading 2 Cores (4 Threads) Can step up to 2.9GHz. Will overheat fast. Active Cooled by Fan Will immediately power off when it reaches 105 degrees Celsius. Unsafe power off, can break progress. Intel HD Graphics OpenGL2 DirectX11 Pixel Shader 2.0 No OpenCL, Vulkan 4GB RAM 320GB HDD 5400RPM 1366 x 768 Built-in LCD Monitor 640x480@15-30fps Webcam 12Wh Battery That's all I can list that has probably the greatest impact on my ...

PLDT Outage

The students' cries has been heard, because DepEd and CHed does not listen. ISPs in the Philippines most likely undergone maintenance, leaving the rest of the country with 50Kbps, or 6.25KB/s.

Termux is surprisingly good

I've recently talked about youtube-dl and RIAA, and an offtopic that I was able to set up Termux shortcuts. Termux is a terminal emulator app for android, that has its own repository that has programs that works well on Android. It is available on F-Droid and Google Play Store along with its other plugins. Note that if you download Termux from F-Droid, you can only download plugins from F-Droid. This is the same with Google's Play Store. Using Termux alone is great, but adding plugins, like Termux:Boot, Termux:Widgets, and Termux:API expands a whole world of functionality for programs you are familiar with. Some examples that I have tried: Hosting a website using popular webhosting solutions. Apache, nginx, Lighttpd, PHP, MariaDB, etc. Hosting an .onion service (I've hosted a test blog and an imageboard there before I permanently deleted it) Occasionally grabbing items from my clipboard and writing it into my device's Internal Storage. (Termux:API and Termux:Widgets)...