Today I got an interesting e-mail from the team at LBRY & Odysee. It sounds like the US government is trying to meddle in the crypto world. But I’m not surprised. There is money on the table and they want their hands on it. The Securities and Exchange Commission is attempting to make virtually all Continue Reading »
Coin or button batteries are expensive and most people don’t have extras laying around. So when practical why not convert your device to AA batteries instead? Like recently my indoor thermometer needed a new CR2032 battery. Instead, I converted it to use AA batteries. This is a super simple switch that I wanted to share Continue Reading »
Modern CPUs are very complex with giant instruction sets. They are also closed source and proprietary. Kind of like a black box. We don’t know what all is inside an x86/x64 or ARM CPU. But this is where RISC-V comes in. RISC-V is an open CPU with an instruction set that removes the bloat. And Continue Reading »
After big tech declared open war on free speech this past weekend I thought it would be a good idea to go over our big tech alternatives. Free speech and the free flow of ideas is the most important part of a free people. Without it, everything leads to tyranny. “Once a government is committed Continue Reading »
If you have read some of my posts before you might know I was a big fan of Firefox. I also strongly dislike Chrome. But there is one chrome based browser I have started to grow fond of and that is Brave. Brave and cryptocurrency I first heard about Brave because of the build-in cryptocurrency Continue Reading »
