It’s been a while since my latest post. I didn’t travel much, and I had nothing important to share with you, so I preferred to postpone writing about a new “Bulgarian bit” until there’s something significant. Today we visited Velingrad: a small mountain town that is better known as “The…

These days I had to resolve a very annoying issue with my setup. The problem: when I use my iPad as a second monitor, any Chrome window stops showing the video, which works perfectly on the main Mac screen. E.g., if I’m looking at a course on the main MacBook…

Hello, hello! This is the second “Bulgarian Bits”: my stuff about Bulgaria you may not care about. Nevertheless, I’ve got time and willingness, and I’ll supply you with it, whether you want it or not! I promised yesterday that I’d put a few words about how we did during our…

I’m considering starting a more regular blog about Bulgarian life as I see and experience it. It has to be regular to bring more value to its readers, but I suspect I’ll have difficulty putting daily “likable” stuff there. In any case, it looks like a good opportunity, a win-win…

I’m a long-term fan of 750words.com: a service that “pushes” you to write at least 750 words daily. (Unfortunately) It does not have a free subscription, but it’s not awfully expensive as well, so if one’s passion for having someone remind them about writing, it’s pretty okay for this. As…

Dear friends, It’s great when someone pursues a new career. I think this is precisely the will that moves the world forward: strive for new knowledge, a better place in the Universe, or at least in the job market. Here’s some advice to all who will pursue a new junior…

This citation from Simon Sinek’s “The Infinite Game” made me think about who’d be my worthy rival? Although I’m not a “one-man business” like Simon, I’m still some kind of a “personal business,” like every single one of us: we produce daily, we sell every day, although often our produce…

If you’re a gamer, you definitely heard about “ganking”. Why do some people gank others in video games? What drives them to do such action, usually punishable in the real world? I asked (again) myself these questions while reading yet another salty post from an (ex?) Elite:Dangerous explorer, who lost…

I'm using Bartender for quite a while. Of course, I paid for it, and never looked back. Now I realise, that Dozer (https://github.com/Mortennn/Dozer) looks like a viable alternative, at least for my usage of Bartender. Maybe the next time, when Bartender requests an upgrade (if ever), or the next time, when I reinstall the Mac (for whatever reason), I'll give a try for Dozer first. But if you're looking for a program, which saves space in your MacOS menubar, this looks very promising. And it's also free software, which is yet another good point for using it.