• Ticwatch S & E. The most affordable Android Wear watch

    With Android Wear 2.0, Ticwatch S & E comes with the latest Android watch OS, giving you access to the entire Google Play ecosystem available to wearables. Track your heart rate and steps, calculate calories burned, measure nutrition intake and manage your workout schedule independent of your phone. Also with its improved built-in GPS, Ticwatch…

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  • Digital nomadism and wanderlust thinking

    Looking to earn money while travelling or simply want to live abroad as a digital expat.  No matter, laptop and phone could be your mobile office. You need only a good Internet connection and you will be operative as a digital remote worker.   Flexible scheduling and work from home opportunities are growing fast To…

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  • Stop Nano. How to edit Crontab using Vim

    If you use Vim as every-day text editor on your *nix system, you could find an annoying behaviour in editing Crontab. Everytime you use the crontab command, you’re pushed into the Nano editor and you forced to use it.   Modify your shell configuration file to get Vim as Crontab editor The solution is simple,…

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  • Understanding blockchain in few minutes

    A blockchain is a decentralized, distributed and public digital ledger that is used to record transactions across many computers so that the record cannot be altered retroactively without the alteration of all subsequent blocks and the collusion of the network. Is it easy to understand?   The blockchain. A continuously growing list of records Even…

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  • Automount external USB drive on a Raspberry Pi

    Using a Raspberry Pi in a hard way, you quickly feel the necessity of additional storage. Memory cards are not really cheaper and often give corrupted data after a lot of reading and writing sessions. So, the best thing is to re-use old HD with external USB case. If you’re setting up a Samba sharing…

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