You won’t believe how UNSAFE your home router is!
Your router is the gateway between your devices and the internet at large. If it’s compromised, it’s like leaving the front door to your home network wide open, allowing malicious actors to enter. Unfortunately the routers most of us use are VERY insecure, with all kinds of known vulnerabilities. In this video Naomi Brockwell goes […]
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Is Linux Right For You?
After joining Red Hat, I decided to “give up Windows for Lent.” The experiment was a success in the sense that I feel confident about my ability to remain productive should my issues with Windows 11 be resolved. In the meantime, I have reverted my main work driver back to Windows. Like it or not, […]
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10 HACKING tools you MUST know about!
You already know not to take candy from strangers, but it may be time to add cables to the list of things not to accept from strangers. Naomi just got back from DefCon where I explored all kinds of hacking tools that are disguised as everyday items you might regularly use. The takeaways: Don’t borrow […]
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The MOST private MAP apps!
The big G Maps is by far the most downloaded navigation app in the US and for good reason. Invading your privacy and surveilling you helps them provide better services. Their entire business model revolves around collecting huge amounts of information about you and selling it to advertisers. What are some more private alternatives? Naomi […]
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Privacy Travel Tips: How To Keep Your Data Private If Your Phone Is Seized
Traveling with digital devices can be risky — sometimes phones or laptops are seized as you’re going through security, they can be scanned, and a whole bunch of personal data taken from them. This includes your private photos, passwords to email accounts, and even your 2FA seeds. For anyone who wants to maximize privacy, here […]
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They’re not SELLING your data. It’s MUCH worse…
Noami Brockwell explains the bold claim on a certain search engine’s website. It says on the Big G’s website: ‘We do not sell your personal information to anyone’” The truth is, they ARE SHARING your personal and sensitive information, and being compensated handsomely in return. But what’s ACTUALLY going on in this exchange is far […]
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Blockchain And Cryptocurrency Questions & Answers with Interactive Quiz
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Frank
- May 11, 2022
- 2022
- Bitcoin
- blockchain application
- blockchain explained
- blockchain FAQs
- blockchain full course
- blockchain interview
- blockchain program
- blockchain technology
- blockchain technology explained
- blockchain tutorial
- blockchain tutorial for beginners
- coin
- currency
- etherium
- FAQ
- quiz
- simplicode
- simplilearn
This YouTube live quiz on Blockchain and Cryptocurrency will be touching upon the basics of blockchain along with Cryptocurrency and its technical fundamentals around them. We will be having such sessions going forward.
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Is Signal still SECURE?
Moxie Marlinspike just announces his resignation as CEO of Signal. This was an abrupt announcement that caught much of the privacy space off-guard. Moxie earned the trust of the community by consistently delivering high standards that protected the privacy rights of users. Can the app still be trusted to maintain those high standards now that […]
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How To DE-GOOGLE Your Phone!
Google is all over our phones. The amount of data that they’re collecting about us is astronomical, regardless of whether we’re using an iPhone or an Android. But why does it matter if Google knows so much about us? First, that data is being siphoned up by governments: Not just the US government, but governments […]
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What Happens When you plug the AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT into a Raspberry Pi
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Frank
- October 18, 2021
- adapter
- AI
- amd
- amdgpu
- assembly
- Bitcoin
- Build
- card
- cm4
- compile
- compute
- compute module
- compute module 4
- cooling
- cross-compile
- crypto
- CUDA
- currency
- database
- drivers
- enclosure
- Ethereum
- Gaming
- GPU
- Graphics
- how-to
- insane
- Kernel
- Linux
- live
- Machine Learning
- mining
- ML
- Nvidia
- Open Source
- PC
- pci
- pci express
- pcie
- performance
- Power
- proxmox
- radeon
- Raspberry Pi
- recompile
- riser
- rx 6700 xt
- sshfs
- Tutorial
- VM
- x1
- x16
This guy bought an AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT and plugged it into a Raspberry Pi to see what would happen. Contents: 00:00 – How much did it cost? 00:50 – Unboxing 04:05 – Pi Problems 05:40 – Plugging it in 09:59 – No explosions, yay! 12:18 – Needed: a Driver 12:40 – Compiling the […]
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