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I have been using Ungoogled Chromium as my main (and mostly sole) browser for years. The Chromium codebase is more modern and secure than the alternat...

OpenSSH is the de-facto SSH implementation. It allows easy and secure management of remote systems. Seasoned SysOps (like yours truly) are suckers for...

As some of you might reckon, I ran a number of privacy-friendly services, front-ends for big tech platforms: the already defunct Nitter for Twitter/X,...

Today, we live in an increasingly interconnected world. People and their devices are continuously in communication with one another. This enables us t...

A couple of months ago, I scored a pretty good deal on a server rental (hexa-core Xeon-D, 32G DDR4, two 250GB SSDs) for 22 pops each month. Ideal for ...

I feel a bit ashamed to admit that, despite using OpenBSD on a daily basis for nearly twenty years, I have never attended EuroBSDcon. Fortunately, the...

Despite being an older piece, I'd like to recommend this longread on Brian Acton and how he, as a former WhatsApp founder, gave the middle finger to...

EDIT: this is actually a repost of a blogpiece I've published years back but got lost over time

I love open source. Opposed to proprietary software...

The evil empire known as Google is experimenting with yet another clusterfuck of a technology, known as FLoC (Federated Learning of Cohorts) - which i...

Albeit having a strong preference for Jitsi Meet, I had to get Skype working on OpenBSD to meet online with a client. Due to some strange, borderline-...