Mullvad retires OpenVPN support on desktop, pushing all users to WireGuard

Welcome back to the 60-Day Web3 Journey. If you’ve been following along, you know what we’ve covered so far. Day 1, I introduced why I’m learning Web3 in public—to transition into Developer Relations and help non-technical people understand blockchain. Days 2-4, we broke down the fundamentals: what blockchain is, why Bitcoin was revolutionary, and how…

📅 Day 12 | AWS IAM — The Backbone of AWS Security 🔐☁️ AWS IAM (Identity and Access Management) helps us securely control access to AWS services. It is one of the FIRST things every DevOps engineer must master because almost all AWS services depend on IAM Users, Roles, Groups, and Policies. IAM plays a…

When I released MemCloud (a distributed RAM engine for macOS & Linux), the biggest question I got was: “Isn’t letting other devices store your RAM risky? How is it secured?” So here’s a deep-dive into the authentication, encryption, and trust model behind MemCloud — written for engineers who love protocols, threat models, and cryptographic design….

The OP180 sits neatly in Boulies’ Office Professional line-up ideal for office spaces with multiple users. 🎬 Watch the Video

The Bose QuietComfort Earbuds are an excellent pair of budget-friendly noise-cancelling buds, and you can now get them for a record-low price on Amazon. 🎬 Watch the Video

Photo by Tilak Baloni on Unsplash I successfully built and packaged BuildKit for RISC-V64. Users could download it. The GitHub Actions workflows were green. Everything looked perfect. Then people tried to actually use it, and discovered it didn’t work at all. This is the story of fixing BuildKit after deployment: the part nobody writes about…