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Category: Blog

University of Waterloo has developed a drone-powered device that can use Wi-Fi networks to ‘see’ Wi-Fi devices through walls: No software patch possible

2022-11-292022-11-29 Danie
Drawing showing how a drone can circle a house and then read location of WiFi enabled devices inside.

The device, nicknamed Wi-Peep, can fly near a building and then use the inhabitants’ Wi-Fi network to identify and locate all Wi-Fi-enabled devices inside in a matter of seconds. The Wi-Peep exploits a loophole the […]

Blog#wipeep, privacy, security, technology, vulnerability

Keyoxide is a privacy-friendly open source tool to create and verify decentralized online identities using a cryptography-based approach to bidirectional linking

2022-11-272022-11-27 Danie
Screenshot showing a Keyoxide profile and a verified identity

Just like passports for real life identities, Keyoxide can be used to verify the online identity of people to make sure one is interacting with whom they are supposed to be and not imposters. Unlike […]

Blog#identity, #keyoxide, opensource, technology

History of the Internet 1961 to 2022

2022-11-262022-11-26 Danie
Graphical timeline of the Internet by year

The history of the internet timeline began when Leonard Kleinrock conceived the concept of the World Wide Web. In 1961, he published a piece about the “ARPANET“ in a piece entitled “Information Flow in the […]

Bloghistory, internet, retro, technology

Extensity is an open source extension for Chromium browsers to quickly enable/disable extensions to save RAM and speed up the browser

2022-11-252022-11-25 Danie
Screenshot of the drop down menu that the Extensity extension shows on a browser toolbar

One reason for browsers getting sluggish is having too many extensions open, which just consumes extra RAM. Sometimes, too, they can interfere with each other. Even though my computer has 32GB of RAM, using a […]

Blog#extensity, browsers, opensource, technology

One Utility Tool for Everything on MS Windows

2022-11-252022-11-25 Danie
Screenshot of config page of the One Utility Tool for Everything on Windows

Chris Titus has done a video about this awesome open source tool he has built to install various common applications, do global software updates (yes I also can’t believe Windows does not yet do that), […]

Blogopensource, technology, utility, windows

Brave Browser Beta v1.47 now has vertical tabs

2022-11-252022-11-25 Danie
Screenshot showing vertical tabs on the side of the Brave Browser

The feature has not made it to the stable version yet, but the beta version just got this working fairly well. With many desktop screens being 16:9 ratio it makes a lot of sense to […]

Blogbravebrowser, browsers, opensource, technology, verticaltabs

Winlink by RadioMail is now available in TestFlight beta for iOS

2022-11-242022-11-24 Danie
Screenshot of the Winlink app for iOS showing map location and some stations

Winlink (amateur radio e-mail over radio) has been available for Android for a while. It has just become available as a public beta now for iOS too. It won’t only connect via TCP/IP though, it […]

1 CommentBlogamateurradio, hamradio, ios, technology, winlink

Checker Plus for GMail extension for Chromium browser allows me to close multiple GMail tabs which I kept open

2022-11-242022-11-24 Danie
Screenshot showing CheckerPlus extension displaying e-mails in a drop down menu view

Displays new emails and the sender’s contact photo, get notifications or even listen, read or delete them without opening Gmail! Supports multiple accounts plus many options. I manage some organisational GMail accounts on behalf of […]

Blog#checkerplus, browsers, gmail, productivity, technology

Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) with GUI apps, launches for Windows 10 and 11 users

2022-11-232022-11-23 Danie
Screenshot showing Linux app running inside Windows 10

The Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), one of the best reasons to run Windows 11, is now available to Windows 10 users, in the latest version and with all its features. WSL dropped its “preview” […]

Blog#wsl, linux, microsoft, technology, windows

Converting Your Twitter Archive to Markdown, and t.co links to original URL

2022-11-232022-11-23 Danie
Screenshot of a prompt to start a Twitter archive

Once your archive is on your machine, you will have a browsable HTML archive of your tweets, direct messages, and moments including media like images, videos, and GIFs. This is nice, but it also has […]

Blog#twittermigration, technology, twitter, twitterarchive

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