Introducing the Players Tasteless: Welcome, everybody, to the GSL Finals. I’m Tasteless, joined as always by Artosis, and we have one hell of a series ahead of us. Artosis: This is probably the m...

Late last year, Epic made a surprisingly good decision and gave the community its blessing to bring Unreal Tournament 2004 back to life. Earlier this year, OldUnreal released the first public versi...

Recently, PlayStation announced the end of physical discs for games launching in 2028. The decision is, according to the article, based on consumer preference. That, I believe, deserves some reflec...

I’ve always been a fan of the Mortal Kombat video games. I played MK, MKII and MKIIIU extensively on the Sega Mega Drive, and even MKX and MKXI on PC. MKX in particular was the installmente I enjoy...

Do we confuse dominance with strength? Visibility with competence? Certainty with wisdom? Charisma with leadership? I increasingly think we do. There is something strange about the qualities we re...

Throughout the history of the Roman Empire, there are several emperors who can reasonably compete for the title of its greatest ruler. Trajan, who was officially granted the title Optimus Princeps,...

Recently, The Boys finally came to an end, and it’s one of those shows that is totally worth reviewing. The premise of The Boys is quite interesting. Heroes exist in our current world, but, well, ...

While reviewing Mr. Robot, I kept circling around themes that are hardly exclusive to hacking: alienation, morality, power, control, identity, resentment, and what happens when the values or struct...

Since clearly this month I’ve been writing about sci-fi, hacking and engineering, I feel this might be the perfect momentum to write about one of my favorite TV shows: Mr. Robot. The Matrix made h...

We all wish we could hack like Trinity, the hacker who cracked the IRS database. Alas, hacking isn’t quite as simple as in the Matrix world. Still, The Matrix Reloaded deserves some credit for get...