Posts by Jamesdave

Inflammable is confusing because people are no longer taught either Latin or about prefixes. What do you say when a scratch or similar goes all red and nasty looking? it has become inflamed (not "flamed"). This is because there are two different meanings for the prefix in-. One has the negative connotations e.g. insensitive, infallible and is probably more common. The other has a variety of meanings such as "in" or "into" or expressing intensity (see what I did there?).

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Quite informative and comprehensive :)

Huawei has bagged some great market share real quick, I have Mate 10 lite and I can see why they are growing so steadily over the last few years.

If it works like the Google translate, God save us, I have stopped using Google translate as it made me look ridiculous many times in front of my clients.

If it truly is 50% more efficients and saves the battery by 58%, it is sure to revolutionize the whole tech market :)