Author: Frank
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How to Host Your Data in Canada (Ditch Big Tech)
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Are you trying to host your data in Canada? If so, that’s exactly what I’m going to talk about today. Over the last few months, I’ve been working hard to move all my data to Quebec, but you can apply these same ideas wherever you live in the world.
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Deleting my Microsoft Account
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Are you thinking about closing and deleting your Microsoft account? Well, that’s exactly what I just did, and in this post I’m going to show you how I made it happen and why I decided to move on.
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Maple Linux Review – A Canadian Linux Distro
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Hey, what is up? Are you looking for a Canadian Linux distribution? Or maybe you are a Canadian looking for an alternative to Microsoft Windows. Today I am going to talk about Maple Linux, a new Linux distribution. Yes, another one. But this one is built in Canada, designed for privacy, and maintained by Canadians.…
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Reviewing Typewire: A Canadian Privacy-Focused Email Service
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Are you looking for a private Canadian email provider? Today, I want to talk about Typewire, an email service hosted in Canada that focuses on privacy. I’ve been using Typewire for about two weeks now, and I wanted to share my experience.
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How to Start Streaming with Owncast (Beginner Guide)
Are you tired of being tied to Twitch or other streaming platforms with all their rules, ads, and algorithms? Well, today’s guide is going to be a little different. I decided to set up Owncast, a free and open-source live streaming and chat server that runs on your own server.
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How to Enable Free SSL on Spaceship Hosting (Step-by-Step)
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If you’re using Spaceship web hosting and you’re still paying for SSL certificates, there’s a good chance you don’t need to.
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Unboxing PocketBook Verse Lite
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Today, I decided to take a little detour from big tech and try out a Pocketbook Verse Lite e-reader. I’ve owned a bunch of Kindles in the past, but this is my first Pocketbook. So if you’re looking for a more privacy-focused, hassle-free e-reader, this post is for you.
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Installing GrapheneOS on My Pixel 7a – Step by Step
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in PhoneHey, what’s up? Are you trying to escape Google’s control and data tracking? Well, today’s going to be a little different. I decided to install GrapheneOS on my phone, a private and secure version of Android made mostly for Google Pixel devices. So if you’re trying to ungoogle your life, this guide is for you.…
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How to Play Guild Wars 2 on Linux (without Steam)
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in GamingToday, I wanted to make a video on how you can play Guild Wars 2 on Linux without using Steam.
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How to Play OSRS with RuneLite on Linux (w/ Bolt Launcher)
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in GamingToday, I wanted to share another way that you can play Old School RuneScape using RuneLite on Linux.