Not sure how to go on with blogging

 It's been a while, or rather quire a long while, that I've left blogging. Why? It's because there's so many websites with big teams doing the writing and journals worldwide. It's so hard to get any share of attention, or fans. Nevertheless, I feel there's a lost in human direction, when everyone is able to find or do a lot of things online by themselves. The world has gone too far. I also doubt how education syllabuses are able to cope with the fastmoving internet of things. I'm still trying to scope into writing something that's interesting and helping to fill up some gaps of some readers. I love to write and hope to meet those who like to read. 

Monkeypox! Oh no... but let's be calm

I'm pretty much happier and looking forward to be back to the normal life similar to 3 years ago, before the COVID-19 outbreak, but here I have to read another viral decease spreading. The Monkeypox. That's really a headache. However, after knowing it better, it's not as bad as the COVID-19, it seems. Let's trust the medical info. You may read more through this news source. 

 https://www.msn.com/en-my/lifestyle/other/what-you-need-to-know-about-monkeypox-and-is-there-a-vaccine/ar-AAXzVcP?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=406d059855aa4850a39f2ba0309bd6b2 

Let's stay informed and updated. Living things have to strive to be stronger to live on. 

Laptop battery balging issue

Now I know why my HP laptop battery bulged up. It's due to prolong overheating effect inside the laptop enclosure.

My system overheats all the time when plugged in to charge. I usually run my laptop the whole day as a desktop, using it for streaming TV and work in parralel, with and external monitor. 

It's cooler if run on battery. I use "Core Temp" app to check processor's temperature. 

It seems the battery charging circuit/system is setup not so efficient inside, with insufficient heat decipation. 

I remember my company's Dell laptop had similar issue. The battery lasted for years when I was working in office/factory, but it then got balged up after we started WFH for just few weeks during COVID-19 crisis. I relate that it's due to always plug in to charge and under hot environment. I WFH without aircon room, and putting the laptop on flat surface without proper airflow. 

Under cold environment or aircon room may be able to reduce the heating effect. 

So, conclusion, most electronics spoiled due to overheating or overcooling effect.

Battery is more prone to heat damage due to electrolyte deteriorating effect.

I so far been put the laptop on a lifted open bottom platform for better airflow. Will see if there's anything else I can improve its cooling and heat decipation.