Philosophy of Everything

  Better read: Data Consistency in Distributed System - CAP, PACELC Data Consistency in Distributed System - CAP, PACELC Morality series - a heptalogy This blog is mainly focused on my Philosophical and theoretical ideas. From time to time I have practical posts that are too few to deserve a blog by themselves. I still hope my other work (like above) is even more valuable than such practical article as below. * * *   Update 2020 : My Kodlix died. I am highly disappointed. There was a long time from when I've seen a PC dying before it's moral obsoletion. This one does not show any light anymore, while the power source seems ok. Review Kodlix GN41 Fanless MIN PC, 8G DDR4 64G eMMC, Intel Celeron N4100 up to 2.4Ghz/ 4K@60Hz UHD/Support SSD&HDD/ 2.4G+5.8G WiFi/ 1000M LAN/VGA&HDMI Outputs On short: good performance for a fanless configuration,  plays up to 4K video: 8GB RAM, Win10 included, with the possibility to add a SATA HDD (like 2TB). It has 1Gbps etherne...

ACEPC T11 Mini PC Windows 10 Fanless Desktop Computer 4GB DDR/64GB eMMC,Support Dual Band WiFi/Dual Output - HDMI/VGA/4K HD,SATA for 2.5 Inch HDD On short : HDD and Ethernet(100Mbps) looks connected via USB 3.0 link, plays up to 1080p

Reviews for gadgets I own Data Consistency in Distributed System - CAP, PACELC Morality series - a heptalogy Devices list: WD My Passport Portable Hard Drive 4TB, blue - WDBYFT0040BBL - 0A RASPBERRY PI MODEL B 3 Starter Kit with 32GB SD Card Case and 5 V 2.5 A Power Supply - Glob Mall Abox SUPERIOR BLAC Rii Mini I28 Wireless (QWERTZ) – Mini Keyboard Samsung Memory Card microSDHC Class High Speed Class 10 with SD Adapter, (2017 Model) - Evo Plus u3 SD Card UHS-II Lexar 1800x (32GB) (2019-06) SD Card Sandisk 200GB UHS-I that advertises 100MB/s SD Card Reader SanDisk USB 3.0 UHS-I - SanDisk SDDR-B531-GN6NN MobileMate (2019) SD Card Samsung EVO Plus, 128GB, UHS-I, advertised Read=100 MB/s, Write=90|MB/s

  Even better read: Data Consistency in Distributed System - CAP, PACELC My Secular Philosophy - Life, God, Knowledge, Morality, Ethics This blog is mainly focused on my Philosophical and theoretical ideas. From time to time I have practical posts that are too few to deserve a blog by themselves. I still hope my other work (like above) is even more valuable than such practical article as below. * * *     Overall I'm happy with my Philips GoGEAR Azure. I can release the storage space occupied by music on my phone - that used to be my portable Bluetooth player. I can also save some battery on my phone and it's a bit more handy to have a dedicated device that really fit in a small pocket. Even if the player don't support AptX (my headphones does support it), the sound is still pretty good for travel and work. If I want true sound quality I can use regular wired phones. Pros: Good wireless sound (Bluetooth/A2DP) Very good wired sound Plays FLAC along with MP3 Good...

"It's more moral for a doctor to kill a germ than to allow the germ to kill his patient. The germ wants to live. The patient wants to live. But the patient has moral precedence because he's at a higher level of evolution" In "Lila, an Inquiry into Morals", Robert M. Pirsig brings intriguing reflections about the philosophy of moral using as pretext a river journey he had on a boat. Here I will bring my insights based on this book. Many of this reflections will be my own re-interpretations that were inspired by the book. Even my understanding on Pirsig's views might not fully correspond to the original author's intention.

  Better read: Data Consistency in Distributed System - CAP, PACELC Morality series - a heptalogy This blog is mainly focused on my Philosophical and theoretical ideas. From time to time I have practical posts that are too few to deserve a blog by themselves. I still hope my other work (like above) is even more valuable than such practical article as below. * * *     Update 2022: Bose QC45 is almost the same as Bose QC35 II , however it has USB-C charging. Note that Bose QC 45 does not have NFC anymore - used for fast Bluetooth connection.   Updates 2020 :  Bose QC35 II (2) is basically identical as sound, look and feel to the original QC 35. The only adding is a button that can be used to activate Google Assistant or alternatively to change the noise cancelling level. Bose QC35 (1 or 2) remains the best noise cancelling headphones that I ever tried, especially because of the ear comfort and ergonomy, along with long battery life. Another big advantag...