Simplifying Gadgets and Technology, is my passion!
Every person has their own story but they are also part of a collective family history. Gramps gives you the ability to record the many details of an individual’s life as well as the complex […]
Adding and editing cron jobs is very simple. Add a name, the full command you want to run, and the time (using cron syntax), and save. As a bonus, you can also capture logs, and […]
The Raspberry Pi device, beyond just being a low-cost introductory computing tool, also provides a robust electronic controller interface that enables programmatic control of external electronic systems. These systems can be as simple as turning […]
Like all SIM cards, the eSIM.me has what is functionally a tiny computer of its own inside it, but the implementation here differs from your typical card. It has all the necessary hardware and software […]
Google, Microsoft, and Apple are important in this regard because they represent the greatest volume of single-sign capabilities for sites other than their own. So if you want a change away from passwords, without their […]
A very interesting video showing how the build took place. What was fascinating to learn is that Retro8BITshop sells a complete kit of parts excepting the PCB and the MOS8701 chip (but that is sold […]
The company shares a stunning announcement regarding the speed of this station: “The charging stations can simultaneously charge up to two vehicles with dynamic power distribution. With a maximum output of 360 kW, the Terra […]
Yes, two of the drivers immediately caught attention by their very unfortunate (but surprisingly honest) names: SecureBackDoor and SecureBackDoorPeim. I also seem to recall Lenovo had a similar issue about 5 or 6 years ago, […]
The code is all open source, and you can self-host the controller or use the ZeroTierOne service with either free or paid plans. Their free plan (cloud based) is robust, solid, and very consistent. After […]
If you have dual boot with Windows and Linux, you will probably want to access files from Windows to Linux and vice versa. By default, Linux can read the Windows partitions (FAT and NTFS), but […]
