The Changing Media Landscape: Why Privacy, Security, and Encryption Matter More Than Ever The media
Category: Computers
The internet is a remarkable space, but its openness comes with a price: the constant
Take control of your online privacy with one simple change: use TOR. Protect your personal data, reduce your attack surface, and clean up your digital footprint. Not ready for TOR? Try privacy-focused browsers like Safari or Brave and browse in Private Mode by default. Your data is your power—protect it.
Privacy is more than safeguarding data; it’s about protecting our right to organize, hold private conversations, and maintain control over our digital lives.
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I’m thinking about forcing a potentially life changing event, and I need your help to
Absolutely yes. And here’s what you need to know about the hardware. For as long
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One evening, while on the topic of high speed internet, a friend of mine told
Unless you're a live sports fan, Cable and satellite subscriptions are no longer required. Internet
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Since my first post on piracy, I've been asked a few times to outline the
Great news for those of you that want to start building web apps that utilize
Back in June of 2007 I wrote a post that asked a simple question: “Does
For the past three years, my wife and I have had a group of friends
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The world has been abuzz about the iPhone, since even before Apple acknowledged its existence.
I've been testing a theory for a while now that has to do with my
John Gruber has a great post about the silly stuff going on around meta-data embedded
As my friend David says, good ideas are a dime a dozen. Well David, here's
[This entry originally appeared in the old blog on 03/25/07. I've reposted it here for