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Category: Blog

There is a lot of good news to be found outside of your social media feeds

2025-03-182025-03-18 Danie
Bright blue background with rays, featuring bold text: “Celebrate Positive Uplifting News” in orange and blue colours.

Contrary to what often gets surfaced in social media feeds, and many newspapers too, there is actually a lot of good news going around. Unfortunately, good news does not sell well at all, and it […]

1 CommentBloggoodnews, positivenews, technology

‘Critical concerns’ about internet of things security

2025-03-162025-03-16 Danie
A person seated in a cosy living room interacts with smart home devices, showcasing modern technology and a relaxed atmosphere. There are connecting lines going out from the person's smartphone to the various devices, indicating their phone is connected to the devices.

“GlobalData’s Internet of Things report outlines that the fragmented security standards landscape and the weak security of many internet of things (IoT) devices could hold back further adoption of the technology. Furthermore, it suggests that […]

BlogIoT, security, technology

RCS Universal Profile 3.0 will fully encrypt texts between iPhone and Android

2025-03-142025-03-14 Danie
Two smartphones, a pink Google Pixel and a blue Apple iPhone, resting on a wooden table, showcasing their sleek designs.

“RCS messaging has been a hot topic of debate over the past couple of years, with Google leaving no chance of mocking Apple for refusing to adopt it — until it finally did with iOS […]

Blogmessaging, RCS, technology

An SSD docking station is a great idea to easily utilise replaced SSSD drives

2025-03-142025-03-14 Danie
A black multi-slot card reader with four SSDs inserted, resting on a wooden surface with cables nearby. Blue LED indicator visible.

This is an interesting idea to use those SSD drives that you may have upgraded, because if an SSD drive is left for too many months without being plugged in, it can lose its data. […]

BlogSSD, storage, technology

OPNManager is a beta version Android app for the OPNsense firewall

2025-03-122025-03-12 Danie
Screenshot of OPNManager dashboard showing memory usage at 80%, disk usage at 39%, and details on services and gateways.

OPNManager is a streamlined, user-friendly application designed to simplify the management of OPNsense firewalls. Built with Tauri and SvelteKit, this cross-platform app provides an intuitive interface for users who need a more simplified alternative to […]

Blogopensource, OPNsense, technology

It’s Already Worth Downloading the Mobile Epic Games Store

2025-03-112025-03-11 Danie
Image featuring the Epic Games logo with mobile phones displaying the Epic Games Store and popular games like Fortnite and Fall Guys.

“Google makes a bunch of its money through in-app purchases and virtual microcurrencies. Pay-to-win mechanics may be atrocious, but it’s good for Google’s bottom line. The more intrusive a game’s monetization is, the more money […]

Bloggaming, technology

Homebrew Traffic Monitor Performs Useful Traffic Surveys

2025-03-112025-03-11 Danie
Dashboard displaying cumulative event data, car speed stats, and air quality metrics from a radar camera since 0400.

“How many cars go down your street each day? How fast were they going? What about folks out on a walk or people riding bikes? It’s not an easy question to answer, as most of […]

Blogopensource, raspberrypi, technology, traffic

Windows Has a Hidden Software Package Manager

2025-03-112025-03-11 Danie
A PowerShell window showing the installation process of Zoom Workplace version 6.3.60501, with download and installation status messages.

“Installing a bunch of applications at once on Windows can be annoying. Linux users have long used package managers to accomplish this with far greater ease—as have some Mac users. Using a package manager, you […]

Blogtechnology, windows

Over 360,000km on one battery — South Africa’s highest mileage electric car

2025-03-112025-03-11 Danie
A stylish electric BMW i3 is showcased in a modern exhibition space, with sleek cars and promotional images in the background.

“By the time the car had covered over 300,000km, the pack still had well over 80% of its original capacity available.” Well, there goes that theory that batteries won’t last very long. Ironically enough, it […]

Blogbatteries, environment, EV, southafrica, technology

Prolong Laptop Battery Life in Linux by Limiting Charging Levels

2025-03-112025-03-11 Danie
Illustration of battery levels: empty (0%, most stressed), midway (least stressed), and full (100%, most stressed).

“In case you didn’t know it already, regularly charging the battery to 100% or fully discharging it puts your battery at stress and may lead to poor battery life in the long run. Well, to […]

Blogbatteries, linux, technology

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