What’s the most basic explanation you have about how a VPN works? What a VPN does is create a new connection from a seemingly different location while encrypting your original one. So, when censorship is in place, as it is in Russia today, a VPN establishes an encrypted tunnel or link to a server located […]
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Is all of my data safe when I increase the amount of RAM I have? I’m certain that my data won’t be removed for whatever reason, therefore should I store it in memory (Redis) or on the cloud? Memorystore “Basic” instances are the only ones that can suffer data loss in the case of a […]
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You don’t have to write any code to establish an online database with AppElixir. Create your own unique web app to keep track of your data with the aid of an easy-to-use user interface. Start with the basics. Create a Collection to organize your data. Customize data presentation by creating new forms. Affordability AppElixir is a […]
Continue ReadingIt is possible to use Rustler to write Erlang NIFs in a safe Rust environment. As a result, it is safe to assume that the BEAM cannot be compromised in any manner (Erlang VM). The library handles the encoding and decoding of Erlang words and catches rust panics before they unwind into C. It also […]
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As a Clojure startup, we’re thrilled that Nubank has elevated the status of Clojure and Datomic. Datomic is clearly more advanced, but we must remember that our aims are distinct from Datomic’s. Only the most profitable, but tiny, segment of the market can afford to use Datomic as a backend database, which is why it […]
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Chrome OS Flex, a new operating system from Google, claims to be able to extend the life of aging PCs and Macs that no longer receive updates. Chrome OS Flex is available for free download and installation on Intel-powered Mac computers. Is your Mac affected in any way by this? Basically, you’ll be swapping your […]
Continue ReadingWe have to have a lot of people in the same spot at the same time to get things done. People who wanted to work from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. had to live near by. As towns developed into cities, so did the quality of dwellings. A greater amount of time is spent in […]
Continue ReadingAlthough the entry is not meant to extol the virtues of IT, it may prove useful to those who don’t want to read it but still want to use IT. It’s all good and well, but when it comes to IT, one item gets overlooked. In an effort to save money, many Western corporations are […]
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