Usually, when it comes to a business cloud decision, you’re going to go with one of the big players: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Services, IBM Cloud, or Microsoft Azure. You know their names. But the bigger clouds aren’t … Continue reading →

The good news is that tens of thousands of GitHub repositories were not hacked. I repeat, “Not hacked.” But many repositories have been cloned and then laced with poisonous malware content. In this case, software programmer Stephen Lacy reported on…Read … Continue reading →

One of my favorite old PCs is a Dell Inspiron One 2320. This all-in-one (AIO) computer with a 2.4Ghz Intel Pentium Dual Core i5 processor, 6GBs of RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GT525M, and a 320GB hard drive is a great machine… … Continue reading →

As I said the other week, small businesses can still do well by sticking with their own servers. That said, many of them are also moving toward the cloud. We’re in a time of transition: as the most recent annual … Continue reading →

I’ve been using Linux desktops since the interface debate was between the C shell and Bash. I’ve used over 100 major Linux desktops. But over the past few years, time and again, Linux Mint has proven to be simply the … Continue reading →

Pretty much everyone wants a 4-day work week, says survey Read now Lens, the most popular Kubernetes Integrated Development Environment (IDE), is still open-source software under the new name OpenLens. But, its parent company, Mirantis, is seeking to…Read More