It's been a big year with a few big changes, and 2014 looks to be another big one. Arsenal are top of the league at New Year's so I guess I can be really happy at that. 😀

Here's the highlights of this year's blog posts:

January

• New Year, New USB Drive: First new tech of the year, and a good history of USB drives that I have owned.
• Why Football Will Never (properly) Take Off in Australia: First rant of the year, on the state of football in Australia. Since then, it has been good to see SBS showing a live A-League game on Friday nights.

February

• Office 2013 & The Last Day of My 20s: Pining over the last few days of my 20s, and a neat review on the look of Office 2013.

March

• Display and Graphics Updates: New graphics cards are always a highlight. 🙂
• The End of My Affinity for Google: Reader to be Shut Down: A pivotal event in how I think of Google, and Feedly has been more than a worthy replacement.

April

• The End of Eras: LucasArts & MSN Messenger: Another sad studio closure, and 90s reminiscing.
• Bioshock Infinite: Wow: One of the gaming highlights of the year.

May

• External HDD Encryption: Starting to use encryption on my portable hard drive.

June

• Feedly is My Choice as a Replacement for Google Reader: Moving on from Google Reader. Well done to Feedly.

July

• Getting Into Podcasts: Jumping on the podcast train whilst on the train. 😉

August

• My Rekindled Love of Lego: Getting back into Lego.

September

• Why Haven’t You Turned on 2-Step Verification?: A good rant on why I (and you should too) turned on 2-Step verification.
• Tomb Raider: A Fantastic Reboot: The other big gaming highlight of the year for me.

October

• Building the Executor: Of course the tech highlight of the year. 😀

November

• Windows 8.1 Thoughts: My opinion on Windows 8.1.
• New Mobile: Google/LG Nexus 5: New phone! Plus a retweet from Optus. 🙂
• Getting the Joystick Out for BF4: This post is currently driving a lot of traffic to the site, and it's a highlight for other reasons too.
• Symphony of Legends: One of the more enjoyable social outings of the year. Classical music + video games = WIN.

December

• A Retrospective of the Now-Previous Gaming Generation: A nice look back on the previous gaming generation.
• The Best and Worst of 2013: My annual critical review.

Go for 2014!