Category: Software

Now, more and more schools, colleges and universities have shifted to distance mode, and online learning has become a new normal. many of us are wondering: How are we going to work virtually? And this is where newer and…

By mikemules

Getting more from OS

Fragmentation of files is there, it’s not much but it should be at zero level.User with admin password, it’s not the most elegant solution.No option how long is sleep mode on a laptop.File size is not what it should be…

By ipristy

So it's been a year

It was an extraordinary beginning. My first day at Vivaldi - on March 16, 2020 - was not like any other first days I've experienced. I showered, shaved and got ready for work - yeah - but I didn't leave my house. I…

By torotime

Best Mercari Marketplace Inventory and Listing Tool

As a professional Mercari seller, and overall 15 year online marketplace seller, I have spent years beta testing apps, marketplaces and seller tools. A brief peek at my Angel List profile will prove it, if you're bored…

By rdreammaker

Open Source Note Taking Apps

I try to find a good open-source replacement for the big closed source, online-only services like OneNote, Evernote and Simplenote. I've done this a few times in the past and wanted to check back in on the state of…

By lonm

A noisy check: part two

Looking back, it seems so obvious now. Why hadn't I done the one simple test that would have answered this problem ages ago? …

By Thomas Pike

E-mail Folders and what's wrong with them.

Recently I had a bit of a discussion with someone who was very proud of his elaborate email filing system, which made me remember the days way back when. We are talking 18 years ago, I had perfected my email folder…

By wildente

A noisy check: part one

This story begins from me wanting to be a good little sysadmin and make sure all our services are properly monitored. Netdata is a rather handy tool for monitoring servers. It can draw pretty graphs of all kinds of…

By Thomas Pike

Tips on How to Launch Your SaaS Product

In recent years, SaaS (Software as a Service) products have taken over the market and recent researches confirm that these applications are now meant to determine the future direction of the software industry. However,…

By aboutsaas

Returning to SeaMonkey

I really, really tried... I tried several times... I tried so very hard to stick with Vivaldi, but I must go back to SeaMonkey for my everyday web browsing. It's the web browser that just can't be beat for…

By dbouley

Exe GNU/Linux revisit

EXE and TDE Back in August of 2020, I decided to give the operating system Exe GNU/Linux a shot on my Lenovo laptop. It's been eight months now since the change and I thought I'd share how the experience working with…