A Stereo for Every Type
I'm so tired of watching everybody reduce each other to gross oversimplified parodies of living, breathing human beings.
The Great Regurgitation
I used to be a fan of remakes. Thinking back now, perhaps it’s something of a guilty pleasure; in a way my younger self would have celebrated some of the recent events surrounding all of the movies and games that have been reinvented. Needless to say, my opinion has
Understanding Decentralized Social Networking
A new paradigm could fundamentally change the topography of the modern Internet as we know it. But how, and why?
The Social Web Is Being Censored, Where To Move To
Walled Gardens seem great - it's where everybody else is. But what happens when companies feel pressured to silence dissent?
Diaspora: The Review
For months, I waited with bated breath to see if Diaspora, touted as the Free Software alternative to Facebook, was living up to its promise to the hundreds of people that invested in the project. Diaspora functions on three basic principles: privacy, control of user-data, and federation. The Social Anti-Network
Goodbye Kubuntu, Hello Fedora!
So, the day has finally come. For the longest time, I was an Ubuntu user. I’ve dabbled in the Occult of FreeBSD and learned quite a lot. However, I’ve always felt comfortable in a linux environment. It’s just that I feel Ubuntu had gotten worse over the
Goodbye, GUI! 30 Days of Command Line
So, I’ve decided to do something REALLY out of the ordinary for me. My friend Steven said that I don’t understand enough about Linux. Fair enough. To completely immerse myself in tech know-how, I am going to use my computer every day…with nothing but