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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...

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-...

Nextcloud and OpenBSD are complimentary to one another. Nextcloud is an awesome, secure and private alternative for propietary platforms, whereas Open...