For the past few years, I’ve been relying on a handful of Dutch hosting providers to keep my sites running — Vimexx being one of them. But with their prices creeping up year after year, I started looking for a better deal. That search led me to Theory7, a relatively new player in the Dutch
Theory7 Review 2026: Is It a Better Alternative to Vimexx? Read More »
Your site runs behind Bunny CDN, and every now and then it goes down. Visitors get Bunny’s “504 Gateway Timeout” page, saying “We could not establish a connection”. You log in to your server and everything looks fine: the load is normal, the logs show no errors, and the other sites on the same server
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Privacy-focused cloud storage has been gaining serious traction lately, and Tuta — the German company best known for its encrypted email service — has now entered the cloud storage space with Tuta Drive. I got early access to the beta, so I’ve been putting it through its paces to give you a proper first look
Tuta Drive Review: Encrypted Cloud Storage Worth Switching To? Read More »
Most website owners know an expired SSL certificate is bad. Few realise how bad. In late summer, the certificate on my site quietly expired, and I didn’t notice for about two weeks. The site itself was fine: content, server, and hosting were all untouched. But visitors got a full-screen browser warning telling them the site
SEO: SSL Certificate Expired. Google Hasn’t Forgiven Me Yet. Read More »
Last week, Google celebrated its 28th birthday. That’s over a quarter century of dominating the internet — search, maps, email, cloud, advertising, and now AI. But as the company blows out the candles, it’s also facing more scrutiny than ever before, particularly in Europe. Regulatory pressure, antitrust investigations, and a growing appetite for homegrown alternatives
Google at 28: Innovation, Challenges, and European Pressure Read More »
If you use Cloudflare to manage your domains, DNS, or any other services, you are probably familiar with the two-factor authentication (2FA) setup process. By default, most users reach for a TOTP authenticator app — you know the drill: scan a QR code, get a six-digit code every 30 seconds, type it in. It works,
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If you’re already a Proton user and you’ve been wondering whether it makes sense to bring a family member or partner into your privacy setup, you’re not alone. Proton offers two multi-user personal plans designed exactly for that purpose: Proton Duo, which covers two people, and Proton Family, which supports up to six. I signed
Proton Family Plan Review: Is It Worth It in 2026? Read More »
Google Maps might be the default navigation app for hundreds of millions of people, but it comes with real tradeoffs: constant location tracking, data fed into Google’s advertising machine, and a growing dependence on a single American tech giant. If you’ve been looking for a way out — or just want to know what’s available
Privacy-First Navigation Apps That Can Replace Google Maps Read More »
Five months ago, I made a decision that quietly transformed how I approach my digital life: I went all-in on Proton Unlimited. The question I started with was simple — could a privacy-focused platform genuinely hold its own against the Google and Microsoft tools I’d been using for years? After living inside the Proton ecosystem
Proton Unlimited Review: 12 Months Inside a Privacy-First Suite Read More »
I’ve been running my small business on Proton’s suite for a while now, and the question I get asked most often is some variation of: “But why not just use Google Workspace?” It’s a fair question. Google Workspace is the dominant business productivity platform on the planet, and most people arrive at Proton only after
Proton Workspace vs Google Workspace: An Honest Comparison Read More »
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