Tech

I haven't written code since January. What I build now is the machine that writes it, and I have some bad news about how long that job lasts.

Chrome is fast, secure and compatible. It’s also built by an advertising company. I tried the alternatives and ended up with Zen and Brave. Rooting for Ladybird!

AI agents scrape valuable work for free. Paywalls punish one-time readers. There’s a better option: give the agent a wallet.

314 MEPs voted to kill Chat Control. 276 backed it. It survives until 2028 anyway, because in EU procedure, absence can outweigh votes cast.

A supposedly “Pro” Samsung 990 NVMe turned my home server into a biweekly reboot ritual. Meanwhile, a forgotten SK Hynix laptop SSD ran flawlessly for five years. Here’s how a boring Goodram and a FireCuda 530R restored my faith in hardware.

On May 28th, 2025, my ISP vanished from the internet - no DNS, no site, no support, nothing. What started as a casual “is your internet working?” turned into 20 hours of ISP outage.

Sick of paying for services you barely control? Self-hosting could be the answer, but is it? Can it be sold in your CV? Can you learn anything from it? Are there any other benefits? The short answer is yes and here's why.

Let's dive a little into the Android universe. I've been team Android since practically the dawn of time—or at least since Android 2.2. And inevitably, I've learned a thing or two along the way. Android is the reigning champ of mobile operating

OK, I have something to tell about 5G. Yeah, you've probably heard a ton about it—how it's going to change the world with blazing speeds and unreal reliability. Some time already passed, but it's relatively new, an upgrade from the good old 4G,