Or as I would like to call it: from idea, through general tweaks, to an early YouTube release and all major music platforms — sometimes within hours, but mostly within a couple of days. Where the Idea Comes From So, the story begins with one […]
Read more > From Idea to All Platforms — How a Song Gets MadeOver the past week, while working through the early morning shift, I encountered a highly aggressive and clever new phishing campaign right inside my personal Facebook inbox. Much like the Outlook phishing wave that systematically targeted various Croatian national institutions last year , this attack […]
Read more > Inside Meta's Latest Phishing Wave: What I Learned from a Friend's Hacked InboxSelf-Hosting: Taking Your Data Off Someone Else's Servers You've locked down your passwords, encrypted your connection , and hardened your browser . Good. Now it's time to address the elephant sitting in every room: where your data actually lives. Every photo you upload to Google […]
Read more > Privacy — Continuation of Moving to Digital Sovereignty (Part 3)For more details on why this matters, check my previous post here . Here, we tackle the next easy steps before moving to the higher end of digital sovereignty. You've moved your email and files. Good. But if you're still browsing with Chrome , logging […]
Read more > Privacy — Continuation of Moving to Digital Sovereignty (Part 2)Today is World Backup Day, and if you are managing sites for clients, volunteers, or yourself, you have probably heard the 3-2-1 rule—or my personal, paranoid favorite, the 4-3-2-1 method. You back it up every month, you glance at the staging restore, it looks fine, […]
Read more > World Backup Day: Don't let the "MU-Plugins" be your April Fool.When I’m handling a dozen tickets about the same issue, I reach for a pre‑written template—either one created by the team or one I’ve saved from previous cases. The advantage is obvious: I stop re‑typing the same sentence over and over, I can verify in […]
Read more > Canned vs. Personalized Responses: Finding the Right Balance in Customer SupportWhen I talk about “privacy,” I’m not just referring to the classic mantra of “ back up my data three times, store it offline, and keep strangers out .” That approach covers only a tiny slice of what true privacy really means. Genuine privacy begins […]
Read more > Privacy — the most‑searched word in 2025 and early 2026Hey everyone, as you probably already know, Windows 10 official support is officially over starting tomorrow, October 14, 2025 —unless you’re in the ESU program . That means no more updates, not even security ones. So, it’s time to either upgrade to Windows 11 with […]
Read more > Surviving Windows 10 End of Support: Practical Tips and WorkaroundsIt’s early summer 2025, and it’s time to get ready for the next macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and even watchOS releases. This year it will be named all version 26, some OS versions skipping lot of numbering versions, but who cares, now it is all in […]
Read more > Testing iOS 26 on a Backup Device: Development InsightsAccessibility
