VPNs: Should You Use One? (It Depends...)
I bet you've heard a lot of conflicting information about VPNs.
The ads make many claims. VPNs protect your privacy and they let you watch US Netflix while you're in Timbuktu. Maybe you
lxwagno
lxwagno is a data analyst and programmer, and is a privacy and cybersecurity enthusiast with more nerdy hobbies than one should ever be burdened with.
I asked ChatGPT five Programmer Interview Questions...
Note: parts of this article were generated using AI (obviously 😀)
The threat (or not?) of AI
Many programmers and others in the tech industry are are worried that AI is
going to take
Adventures in Self-hosting: The Perfect Storm of AdGuard Home, Cloudron, Lets Encrypt, and Android
💡Update 5/18/22: After posting over on Cloudron's forums, I got a very quick response from girish, one of Cloudron's founders, who came up with a VERY quick (like, less than a
Practicing What I Preach: How I Cleansed This Site of Privacy Issues.
Update 4/5/2022 3:04 ET: An email from Ghost.org indicates that they have passed
my feedback about Google Fonts along to their engineers for a closer look.Update
4/7/
Security and the Importance of Out-of-Band
What is Out-of-Band, or OoB?
Wikipedia defines Out-of-Band as "communication by other than the normal
communication method". Ok, what the hell does that mean, then?
In essence, it means any communication method that