Dumpster fire fails to adequately sum up the mess of this udev/systemd bug in the Debian package tree. This article provides a possible solution to a non-booting system post system upgrade.
Not that long ago it was simple enough to spin up a system with a CD or USB load of DBAN or some other utility to perform a data wipe on a system. With the increasing prevalence of Solid State media these methods have needed to change.
It was recently one of those days that odd network “chop” caused me to take a look at various systems in the environment to track down the possible culprits. On checking various logs I noticed a lot of Windows Application Read more…
Each Black Friday / Cyber Monday comes with hopes that some useful services and tech gadgets related to cyber security will be on-sale for the masses. This year is no different with several good deals floating around. I decided while Read more…
Have you ever actually read a Terms of Service (ToS)?After reading it, have you ever not accepted them and refused to use the service? We typically agree that reading them is important but so few of us actually do just Read more…
Once in a while it seems like a good idea to spruce up things a little bit. Unfortunately with technical sites theme changes can be quite a challenge since specific text formatting may become less readable. I’ve gone ahead and Read more…
UPDATE: Based on the latest information, Google will be making changes to this function in the next release of Chrome per the article found on Bleeping Computer. I noticed something different, and slightly concerning, recently with my Chrome browser activities. Read more…