Catalans were protesting the arrest of Pablo Hasel nearby my apartment so I blew the dust off the DSLR and captured a few moments from the event. The
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Brexit Digital & Finance VAT pains – Northern Ireland still in UK VAT System, more red tape & headaches. Is it great again yet?
This brief article / rant contains legitimate information for web developers & designers or anyone else offering digital services into Northern Ireland / United Kingdom, so bear with
Reflecting on the pandemic and examining ‘the new normal’
” COVID 19 will end up being the greatest wealth transfer in history “Jim Cramer / Michael A. Gayed, CFA and a bunch of other financial analysts. I
What might life be like post-lockdown?
Worldwide the world is in ‘unprecedented’ territory, getting that word out of the way early as it has been used and abused by news outlets & blogs across
Looking back at 2019
2019 has been a pretty hectic year for me and I’m sure everyone else. Here’s my brief thoughts on it, in-between learning some MongoDB Brexit (Sorry) The political
An Embarrassing Lesson in Why you should always register your domain for your business
Without getting too much into the politics of it all ( believe me I could ). We can take a serious lesson from Mr Nigel Farage & the
The Good Friday Agreement is under serious threat if not already broken
Thanks to the efforts of immigration & civil rights campaigner, Emma DeSouza, it has recently come to light that the UK Government has made changes to its immigration
Why the Government shouldn’t bail out the High Street with online tax
If you’ve been like me this Christmas you’ve bought most of your presents online this holiday season and have done so for a number of years now. I’ll
Why Brexit is a Shambles
Why did Brexit happen Brexit like Trump was a shock to the fairly established system. A nationalist protest against rising immigration and globalisation. Brexit was years in the
Northern Ireland Shambles
At the time of writing it has now been 567 days since Northern Ireland had a government. That means in 22 days we’ll have set the record for