Explainers are posts that explain different concepts or ideas.
I often get questions concerning online safety. They can be broad, along the lines of “how to protect my computer from online threats” or “how to stay safe in this age of misinformation.” And then, some wonder if Wi-Fi harms one’s health. While Wi-Fi and online media are unrelated at …
This is an umbrella post on Wi-Fi, the familiar name of the 802.11x networking standards. For the past two decades, Wi-Fi has been an essential cord-cutting invention. Imagine how your smartphone or tablet would be without this wireless connection. In a nutshell, Wi-Fi is an alternative to network cables, allowing …
Among the things I “love” about driving a Tesla, its Safety features—Sentry vs. Dashcam—rank right below the notorious Autopilot. I like the former enough to opt for the $9.99/month of Tesla Premium connection, although I had already successfully hooked the car to Comcast’s xfinitywifi public Wi-Fi network. If you wonder …
This post will explain NAS security—you’ll know when to worry and when not to—and offer tips on securing your server’s data against hacking attempts and accidental or malicious deletion/alteration. This applies to those with a NAS server. So, get yourself one if you haven’t. I’d recommend a Synology. I used …
After over 20,000 miles on my 2021 Tesla Model Y Long Range, my 2-plus-year move from gas, or internal combustion engine (ICE), to electric has proved quite a trip. For the most part, it’s been a fun ride. But it could have been even more fun if I had known …
If you have questions like “What’s the best ASUS router / Zenwifi mesh system?”—you’re reading the right post. It includes everything you need to know about ASUS Wi-Fi hardware, and you’ll be able to figure out what an ASUS router can or cannot do via its model name alone. And …
For almost a decade—and counting—ransomware has been a massive security headache for individuals and businesses alike. More than just some malicious codes, it’s now considered a type of terrorism or a weapon of war. The good news is that you can prevent ransomware without spending any money. You only need …
