The Best Nintendo DS Models

There are a lot of different Nintendo DS models, and that makes it hard to figure out which is the best model. I've summarised the best Nintendo DS models here.

A list of all Nintendo DS models in order of release date, including all DS models, 3DS models, 2DS models, and New 3DS models.

Pancake lenses are a perfect match for smaller MFT camera bodies, making them some of the most pocketable, and compact, interchangeable lens cameras.

I'm a fan of Viltrox gear, but I'm not sure why it's so hard to find the firmware for the Viltrox EF-M2 Pro (EF-MFT 0.71x Speedbooster). I had some problems when I tried to upgrade to the latest version, so I needed to revert to an older version - and I found it difficult to find historic firmware.

Canon RP with a manual flash on hot shoe mount

Basic manual flashes, or "dumb" flashes do not communicate or receive information from your Mirrorless or DSLR camera, other than whether or not to fire a flash. This may present a challenge when being used with modern automated cameras.

Nintendo's DS game console models are one of the more fragmented range of handheld gaming consoles. This article aims to be a practical way for you to learn about all the Nintendo DS models, and which charger and games work with which console.

Here's how to use setInterval inside a React functional component safely with TypeScript. It's important to cleanup the call after the component is unmounted so that the recurring function call does not keep runnning in the background.

Steps to installing Bun JS on Windows 10, or Windows 11, WSL with Ubuntu. Are you running into similar errors? Here's a quick fix for it.

Book cover reading don't make me think revisisted

"Don't Make Me Think Revisted: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability" is an updated version of the classic 2000 book on web design, republished in 2014. This article is a summary of what I found to be five important points covered in Steve Krug's book. The book is a good read for anyone interested in UX or UI design, or anyone who's goals is building products that people will enjoy using.

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I'm a fan of using Outlook e-mail. When two-step authentication came out for Outlook I was excited that Microsoft changed their mind about temporary single-use codes being a sufficient solution - as it still left the system vulnerable to access from a simple text password if it was known. Unfortunately it's not really two-factor authentication...