My Response to FSF’s Call for Suggestions
The FSF is in a pickle.
Memtest86 7.0 Released
What is arguably the best memory tester for UEFI-compatble computers just got a major update.
Keeping Android Open (Source) – We All Have a Role
There recently have been some misguided calls to close up Android as an open-source project. Not only are these arguments rooted in incorrect facts, but they make the claim that it’s just up to Google. It isn’t, we all have a role.
Which JDK Should I Use With Android Studio?
It should be a simple question to answer, but it isn’t. I’ll explain why, and the correct answer(s) today.
The Case for Web Ads Killing Themselves – When It Makes Sense To
Ads can backfire, and your app can stink, if you try to cram too much through a narrow pipe.
Microsoft Gives OEMs More Time to Implement TPM 2.0 Requirement
Looks like Microsoft has made good on giving OEMs a workaround for the TPM 2.0 requirement… at least for now.
Now Is The Time To Plan for Windows 10 Free Upgrade Period Ending, July 29
Microsoft has said that after July 29th, it will be $129 to upgrade to Windows 10. But even if you don’t want to upgrade right now, you can still lock in Windows 10 upgrade rights for life on each machine.
Life After Neat Desktop (for Mac or Windows)
My favorite (free!) document management system… just got discontinued. But it’s still the best out there, so grab it while you can!
The Technology Behind Why FBI Director Comey is Wrong on Encryption
Open source software doesn’t know borders. It doesn’t know friends, enemies, or frenemies. It doesn’t know if you’re an FSB agent, or an ISIS operative, or an FBI agent. It is also why you are able to use your iPhone or Android phone today.
How NameCheap’s Great Promo Soured Many to Their Cheap Name
This is a case study in damage control and social media support. A case study that you should read, before offering your next insanely great deal online.