Invoice Ninja is a great self-hosted invoicing software written in PHP utilizing the Laravel Web Application Framework and uses SnapPDF for its invoice generation. I use a moderately modified version of the software to tackle my invoicing needs. Overall, it works well mostly. I recently had to reinstall one of my production servers due to…
Category: Computing
PM2 Process Manager + NET Core = Build Loop
I use the wonderful PM2 process manager to handle processes on my Linux servers. Sometimes though, I’ll get a weird error about “N/A” not being a valid version string when running NET Core applications.
Quick Review: FENVI WiFi 6 MediaTek-powered USB Adapter
From time to time, AliExpress sends me emails that show off some really nice deals. One said deal was 30% off a FENVI-branded USB 3.0 WiFi 6 Adapter. I decided to check it out and order one unit. The unit arrived after a bit of an extended wait due to the Chinese Lunar New Year….
Follow up (again): Purging Microsoft Edge off Windows breaks some updates
I forgot to write about this earlier but I will admit that I have had second thoughts in ripping off Microsoft Edge from Windows 10 or 11. Instead, it’s probably better to leave it installed but disable its automatic updates executable, which I detail in my guide for this. Why the change of heart? I…
Follow up: Microsoft Edge reinstalls itself after Windows Updates
If you’ve followed my guide to purge Microsoft Edge off your Windows installation, sometimes you may notice that it’ll come back uninvited. Luckily, I have figured out how to stick a gag into it and tell it to bugger off. The Remedy Firstly, check to see if the MicrosoftEdgeUpdate.exe file exists in a specific folder…
How to Uninstall/Remove Microsoft Edge from Windows 10 (and 11) properly
Microsoft doesn’t let you do this because their shitty Chromium-based browser is a “vital component of the operating system”, but with some brute force, Edge will be no more. And it actually works – this ain’t clickbait!
AliExpress Choice XrayDisk MicroSD Cards: They’re legit!
So… we’re back and here’s the results of the testing of the AliExpress Choice MicroSD Cards. These were XrayDisk-branded, which has been a good brand with some SSDs I got from them in the past. Surprisingly, they are genuine and unlike the fake 256GB/512GB KRY-branded MicroSDs some time ago, they actually have a good read…
AliExpress Choice MicroSD Cards: Are they legit?
These just arrived in my mailbox today. Are they legit, or are they fakes? Stay tuned for some tests…
Unbricking the Early Launch Antimalware Module on a Windows 10 install…
It’s the holidays and I wake up one morning to find a client in distress because their laptop won’t boot up into Windows 10. While I explain to them that I’m not doing repairs on the holidays, I agree to check it out.
Steam Deck ACPI VEN_PRP driver (AMD AS4 Device, ACPI devices…?)
Originally from this HP forum thread, but I’m backing it up for a video in the coming few days. You can grab the file here: AMD ASD WB64A. Extract it somewhere on your computer. Right click on the “Unknown Device” entries on Device Manager, choose Properties, choose Update Driver… from the Driver tab, don’t let…