Revisiting “Gadgets you can keep”
Back over 10 years ago, I wrote a couple articles responding to various technology “predictions” wherein authors made an attempt to predict what tec...
Category: Technology
It’s about the adapters
Last year, I felt it was time to join the 4K bandwagon. Not for 4K gaming. But photo editing. And the desktop real estate. Why photo editing? Two reasons: 4K (3...
More stupid technology predictions
I really wish that writers would stop creating lists of “obsolete technology” that is based entirely on what they personally use. I first responded ...
Hosting a mail server on a home network
Before diving deeper, a preface. This article will not be discussing how to set up a mail server. Mostly. Instead I’m going over some of the complications...
Fix this, SunTrust Bank
I have a page up top for listing contact information for reporting phishing e-mails. SunTrust Bank, however, has their e-mail server set up in a rather weird wa...
Proxmox VE vs VMware vSphere
If you’re seeking to get involved in anything computer-related with the intent of making it a career, two concepts with which you really need to be famili...
OpenVPN on Docker
A self-hosted VPN is a simple and secure way to access your home or small business network. For small businesses, this is a great way to set up a VPN connection...
Apple’s battery woes
Recently Apple confirmed that its iPhones slow down as the battery degrades. A lot of people have taken this to mean that Apple is trying to force people to upg...
You need a UPS
Last night, some strong thunderstorms came through the Kansas City area. The power flickered a lot, and momentarily went out. My wife’s computer (“A...
Revisiting the Fourth Amendment and passwords
After posting the previous article, I decided to dig around a little more to see where the idea originated that passwords are protected by the Fifth Amendment a...
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