It seems like Sony has been in the news a lot lately, and rarely for good reasons. The latest controversy is their announcement that they’ll no longer offer physical games; everything is going digital from now on. A lot of people are upset because they value the ability to collect physical copies. In the past,
Today was a funny one. I’ve been getting a ton of partnership offers lately, which is normal once you hit a certain level. But one stood out. A company reached out trying to promote software that lets you fake your phone’s GPS location. You could be sitting in Vancouver and suddenly make it look like
Today is Canada Day, and that meant a lot of exploring, I guess. Just trying to see what’s around various cities in the Lower Mainland. For the most part, it’s the typical stuff you would expect various concerts, gatherings, and a lot of retro stuff, like exhibits on Expo 86. One thing I was thinking
Tomorrow is Canada Day, and I was doing some research on places to visit. As expected, there are plenty of events like concerts, and many locations are hosting fireworks displays at night. What caught my attention, however, was a drone show happening in New Westminster. I almost overlooked it because it wasn’t heavily promoted, and
Today I was reading stories about the FIFA games, where the expectation of winners and losers can get intense. In particular, South Korean fans are reportedly furious over their team’s loss. The backlash has been extreme the head coach is receiving death threats, and some businesses are refusing to serve people associated with the team.
Today, the FIFA celebrations continued as Canada officially beat South Africa, so we’re moving on in the tournament. Even though the game wasn’t hosted here locally, there were plenty of spots around the city where fans could watch on big screens. One thing that stood out to me was the screening at Granville Island —