2 interesting ebook packages: Learn you some Code and Game Development by Pack
The folks at Humble Bundle have 2 pretty cool ebook packs. The ebooks are available in PDF, ePUB and MOBI, so they can be read […]
Tools & Resorces
8BitDo introduced a new gamepad: 8BitDo Pro 2
8bitDo introduced a new gamepad, the 8BitDo Pro 2. Its design is an evolution of the Pro + and is inspired a bit by that […]
Elastic 7.11: New versions of Ruby clients for Elastic Enterprise Search and Elasticsearch
Yesterday, Wednesday, February 10, version 7.11 of the Elastic stack was published. The stack is published together, so we have version 7.11 of Elasticsearch, Kibana, […]
Nintendo Switch – Nintendo’s new video game console
In March 2015, Nintendo confirmed that it is working on its next video game console, codename: NX. Today, Thursday, October 20, the long wait ends […]
Containers in Firefox – A Privacy Tool in this Brave New World of 2021
In the dystopian societies we are living in, our lives are practically a cross between George Orwell’s novel 1984 and Brave New World by Aldous […]
Are you aware of privacy? Data privacy day, and every day?
Mozilla is a nonprofit organization that helps keep the internet healthy, open, and accessible to everyone. Here is a translated article from his blog: In […]
Purism – the company that respects your freedom and privacy presents a new tablet / laptop
Purism is a company whose most important values are user freedom and privacy. So far the company had two models on the market, but they […]
Essential extensions for GNOME 3
While GNOME 3 is a fairly friendly desktop environment, there are some old habits that don’t die. When migrating to this version, there were several […]
Firefox Developer Tools, Part 2: Scratchpad and Style Editor
Continuing with the review of Firefox development tools, this time Mozilla Hacks covered what the Scratchpad and the Style Editor are all about. If you […]
New design in Chopping Code 2021
If you visit the blog and do not read it from some other site or an RSS reader (no, they did not die with Google […]
