Our passwords, photos, domains, subscriptions and sometimes money are scattered across dozens of services. Once we are gone, our families do not automatically inherit the means to access them.

Sometimes wealth is not measured in money, but in time and quiet.

Mass surveillance is already the norm and guess what? You're paying for it.

Why phone number recycling is a privacy disaster waiting to happen.

When you have time for that much personal branding, it means there’s nothing real left to show.

f you’ve spent more than 5 minutes on LinkedIn lately, you’ve probably seen fractional CxOs sold by fractions of the kilo

A cautionary tale about mistaken digital identities and people who don't understand how dangerous email can be.

Microsoft killed Minecraft VR but gave us VR PowerPoint meetings instead. Truly, a company of vision.

middle-aged tech dad finds himself lost in a surreal world of hand-walking avatars, meme dialects, and the crushing realization that he's no longer the main character of the internet.

A scathing look at how unsecured IoT cameras turned strangers into unwilling livestream stars while no one noticed.

A sarcastic look at modern job fragility, AI's cleanup of fluff roles, and why bullshit jobs won't survive the apocalypse.

I'm a former large infrastructure administrator, but Minecraft? Never hosted it.

Sorry, but leaving a sinking ship does not make you a captain when it floats.

Your past online self is a ticking time bomb and hackers have the detonator

Hi, I'm Bogdan and I'm 42 years old. I'm not a Boomer. I'm not a Millenial. I'm a kid born in the "generația cu cheia la gât". And I survived to tell the tale.

For the past two years, Lufthansa has been very close to my heart.

I thought of buying the Ubuntu Messenger bag from the Canonical web shop for more than three years, but I postponed it mostly because I did not know what to expect of it.