As the 2020 is already upon us, it’s time for a brief review of the past year alongside some personal learnings that I can hopefully incorporate into my life for the upcoming year. 2019 There are quiet years where it seems like nothing significant is happening, and there are years where it seems that they are packed up with so… Read more →
Author: Georgi Zhivankin
Home is Where the Heart is… but How to Locate the Heart?
“Home is where the heart is” is a nice quote and one that can easily apply to most people in the world, no matter where they live, what their status is, or how much money they have in the bank. However, as a person born in the 90s (well technically in the 80s, but 1 month and 15 days doesn’t… Read more →
2015: Year in Review
After last year’s resolutions, the time has come to reflect upon the past 12 months and to see which of the resolutions I’ve managed to achieve, and which ones I have to attempt to accomplish next year. Read more →
Goodbye London, Hello Berlin!
London is a great world city. Personally for me, it epitomises the ultimate city to live in alongside New York. These two world metropolises afford so much opportunities for growth and development on so many levels, that it is impossible to condense them into a comprehendible list. However, all great world metropolises including London, suffer of a few, sometimes insurmountable… Read more →
How to Remove a Certificate stored within the Trusted Root Certification Authorities Store on a Local Computer Running Windows 10
I was trialling software that required to install its own certificate within the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store yesterday. After some time playing with it, I decided to uninstall it along with its certificate. I thought it should be a straightforward process as I was used to managing certificates within the Personal Certificates store and I did not imagine for… Read more →
Starting Blogging Again
I know I have had abandoned this blog for a couple of years now, but in the next days and months, I am going to try and change that. Read more →
New Year, New Year’s Resolutions
The brand new 2015 came with the usual bang yesterday. This made me think about the cost of time and how it goes really quickly without me even realising it. I am making the same observations over and over again each year, but because I am usually too lazy to make a proper new year’s resolutions list, let alone settle… Read more →
Electronic Music – Lifestyle Choice for select few and Source of Hatred for the Rest
Licence: Public Domain Source: Wikipedia First, let me wish you a Merry Christmas! There are two reasons why I want to share this short story with you. Well, actually they are more than two, but two would suffice for you, wouldn’t they? The main reason why I’m sharing this story with you today is because I’d like to get your… Read more →
Windows 7 – How to Delete the Windows.old Folder after Upgrading from an Earlier Version of Windows
In the past few minutes, I was struggling with something so Microsoft (means stupid) that it even doesn’t deserve mentioning, but let me help those of you who are having the same problems like me. Read more →
Guide: How to Install Windows 7 on Sony Vaio VGN-Z11 UK Model
This guide has been available on my Bulgarian blog for quite some time, but as I am cleaning it up of all English posts, the guide has been moved over here. Enjoy! As you might already know, the oldest Vaios from the Z series are not supported by the Sony’s Windows 7 upgrade programme. AS a consequence, those of us… Read more →