browserBrowser
Tor Browser 16.0 Brings ARM64 Linux and a New Settings UI
Tor Browser 16.0 adds native ARM64 Linux support, a redesigned Settings page, and optional generic window titles. Here is what changes and how to upgrade.
30 Oct 20265 min
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open-sourceTutorials
Ditch the Cloud, Keep the Memories: An Immich Self-Hosting Playbook
Google Photos charges you rent for your own memories. Immich gives you the same magic — face recognition, smart search, map view, instant phone backup — running on hardware you actually own.
17 Oct 20266 min
encryptionTutorials
Vaultwarden: Run Your Own Bitwarden Server on a $4 VPS
A complete field guide to self-hosting Vaultwarden — Docker setup, HTTPS that configures itself, backups done right, and the security gotchas that catch almost everyone.
15 Oct 20266 min
linuxTutorials
Stop Renting Intelligence: Self-Host Your AI with Ollama + Open WebUI
A field-tested guide to running private, offline-capable LLMs on your own Linux hardware — from VRAM math to a ChatGPT-style web UI your whole household can use.
14 Oct 20265 min
linuxSecurity
Your Exposed Linux Box Is Now Someone Else's Proxy — the ClingSTUN Wake-Up Call
FortiGuard Labs just found Linux malware that turns unpatched, internet-exposed devices into attacker-controlled proxies. Here's how it gets in, how it hides, and the operator drill that keeps your gear off its menu.
7 Oct 20263 min
androidTutorials
Obtainium Updates Your Sideloaded Apps Without Touching Google Play
F-Droid's catalog lags weeks behind developers. Obtainium closes the gap — it watches GitHub releases and installs APKs directly, turning sideloading from a chore into a pipeline.
6 Oct 20263 min
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