This year in early February I had learned that Amazon introduced a new category where it was providing it’s customers with stuff you can buy off the shelves at your local supermarket such as drinks, canned food and ingredients. It was a great idea and a very good way to do your shopping for most
By being a Spanish resident I created my eBay account using my local address given the fact that eBay’s expansion in Eastern Europe hasn’t been a subject since god knows when so we never had the opportunity to open eBay accounts from Romania on a Romanian eBay site. The problem with the Spanish site, both
I guess everyone knows by now about the major DDoS attack perpetrated by a botnet of zombie IoT devices and as it seems the folks at eNom learned about it too. So they thought that using the attack they could take their customer for fools and upsell SSL certificates, because why not? Didn’t you know
A while back I stumbled upon a deal from a site called ByPeople and after purchasing what I needed I didn’t give much attention to this site until today when I checked out their deals (given that everyone has Halloween deals) and noticed that the folks at ByPeople have built a quite interesting website which
I’m not sure if it’s just me or if the world suddenly went blind. All I’m seeing nowadays in terms of UX and design assumes the use of very large typography. Facebook is testing out in certain countries the possibility for users to increase the font size in their posts and all of the sudden everybody
