A very good feature of GNOME is the automatic mount of app’s document sharing when an iOs device is connected to the system.

On my i3 setup the user experience is more basic, but still useful.

My regular readers already knows that my favorite desktop environment on Linux is i3.
However, let’s face it, the UI of the default theme of lockscreen tool (i3lock) is hawful.

Amethyst is a great project by Matt Sarnoff.
It’s like a classic home computer: it has an integrated keyboard and can generate audio and video and has a built-in high-level programming language for users to write their own programs.

Professor Douglas Leith from Trinity College in Ireland, tested six web browsers to determine what data they were sharing.

Most Docker images build on full Linux distributions often containing a lot of unnecessary complexity, adversely affecting also the application security.
However, by using Google’s “distroless” approach we can build small and secured runtime images.

Is it really possible to create a fake traffic jam on Google Maps?

Some funny thoughts about information technology on a post-apocalyptic environment, and some info about a more serious project!

20 years ago the entire world was afraid to descend into chaos as a result of computers not being able to cope with displaying a date containing year 2000: both computer experts and general public alike were convinced that computers across the globe would crash and networks would been unaccessible.

POCKINT stands for “Pocket Intelligence”.
It is an OSINT multi purposes GUI program designed to be a lightweight and portable.

Some days ago, I’ve been looking at a website named “IBM 360 Model 20 Rescue and Restoration“: a group of brave engineer started the project of restoration of an IBM System 360 Model 20, documenting all steps of the process.