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Posts tagged: Privacy
Advanced cybersecurity: protecting your data in a vulnerable digital world
Beyond the basics—stronger authentication, network hygiene, monitoring, and organizational controls.
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Cybersecurity in the digital world: protecting your information online
Why cybersecurity matters in a connected environment and practical steps to keep your information safer on the web.
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Electrum: what it is and why running your own server helps
How Electrum’s client–server model works, what data leaves your device, why public servers can hurt privacy, and which open-source server projects people self-host.
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Geolocation on the internet
How an IP address can be mapped to a rough physical location—and why that matters for privacy.
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The internet is not a safe place (II) — privacy
How privacy is at risk when we browse carelessly—and what large platforms learn from cookies, embeds, and cross-site scripts.
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OpenTerminalUI — Making the Portfolio Real (Without Lying About It)
The v1.1 release turned a demo portfolio into a real one — cash you can't fake, realized profit that stopped overstating itself, and a "legacy" portfolio that turned out to be secretly shared between users.
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OpenTerminalUI — A Terminal That Argues With You
The last releases made the data honest and the portfolio private. v1.2 turns the local model on the most dangerous voice in investing — your own conviction — with an "interrogate this" card that pressure-tests the bull case, and yours, grounded in your own notes.
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OpenTerminalUI — Retiring the Portfolio That Was Secretly Shared
The last installment showed the "legacy" portfolio was a single table shared by every user. This one is the story of actually deleting it — and discovering that "just delete a table" meant untangling thirteen things quietly leaning on it.
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OpenTerminalUI — A Terminal That Runs on Any Brain
The AI features in OpenTerminalUI don't care which model you run. One small client speaks a single spec — so the same code works against a local Ollama, LM Studio, or a hosted API, and degrades honestly when there's no model at all.
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OpenTerminalUI — When a Second Brain Learns to Grow
In v1.3, OpenTerminalUI did not try to remember everything. It learned to divide, scope, admit information, and mark absences without losing the human's trust.
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Run your own Bitcoin node
What full nodes and light clients do, why self-hosting improves privacy and resilience, how Bitcoin Core differs from Lightning, Tor vs clearnet, and why many people run both stacks together.
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Social network privacy: tips and good practices
How to keep your data and boundaries healthier on social platforms without abandoning them entirely.
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