In case you didn’t know, here you can find some very useful information about the new Apple M1 Macintosh and all the privacy related things about it. Big Sur on M1 (and possibly on Intel) maintains a persistent, hardware-serial-number linked TLS connection to Apple (for APNS, just like on iOS) at all times when you are logged in, even if[…]
Read moreBitwala is a unique Crypto Banking for everyone, a service that bridges the gap between legacy finance and cryptocurrencies. Bitwala is a platform that offers both bankings and crypto wallets, but also trading services and even has its own debit card that can be used for spending money and crypto daily. In July 2019, Bitwala raised a grand total of[…]
Read moreFlatpak is a new universal packaging format, on par with the Canonical Snap system it’s a way for a more secure and unified way to deliver applications on Linux. Easy installation, no security holes, and a Linux-wide distribution system because it can work on every Linux distro. Flatpak is basically a cross-platform package management system that aims to makes the[…]
Read moreA page, actually a very useful tool, which compares various types of free or Open Source licenses. At first glance, it looks complex and it is, but it’s not complicated if one knows roughly what one needs. If you are looking for the right license to release code, an app, a site, a text, or other, this resource is exactly[…]
Read moreExtremely popular, very easy, very cheap, even free in the basic version. Zoom is one of the most used video conferencing systems of the world, a fast chat service through a cloud-based peer-to-peer software platform. Zoom is also used for teleconferencing, telecommuting, distance education, and social relations. And it gained a lot of popularity during this Corona-virus period. The Zoom[…]
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