Tech Satori

If you are a Minecraft player, you might have come across a video on YouTube or social media where graphics of Minecraft looks way better than the vanilla(default, unmodified) version. Most common way of making it happen is to use shader-packs. But Minecraft isn't really famous for its graphics, it is known to run on potato PC(a slang for non-gaming PC that struggles to run 3D games). Most shaders don't show the same mercy to a potato PC.  So why should you read my post instead of watching many famous YouTubers who specifically review shaders, mods and resource packs? Because, unlike them, I actually have played Minecraft on a true potato PC. I'm not saying all the YouTubers were fortunate enough to have a decent PC when they started out, I'm saying they usually test the shaders on their current system capable enough of running shaders and recording the content for YouTube, on top of that, most of them don't ev...

 First thing first, if you are here reading my blog post, there is a high probability that you got annoyed with it and wondering who needs that? Well I will answer that and also tell you how to disable it permanently.  Before I continue, let me give you a backstory on why I got the idea of writing this post. If you are a regular reader of my blog, or if you know me personally, then you may know that I'm a strong supporter of open source softwares so I've been using Linux as my primary OS for a long time. Recently I upgraded to a better laptop and as usual, it came with Windows 10 preinstalled. I decided to keep it and setting up my usual softwares and accidentally triggered that pop-up Out of annoyance, I muttered "Who the hell needs sticky keys?". It was just a rhetorical question but I realised some might be actually asking that.  So what does Sticky Keys do? As you can read in the pop-up message, it lets you press the control keys(SHIFT, CTRL, ALT and Windows) just...