ICT Consultancy, WebHosting & IPFS
Why your VPN refuses at exactly the wrong time You are in Switzerland, want to watch the eight o’clock news via the Dutch public broadcaster, put your VPN on a Dutch server — and are told that the service is “not available in your region”. Exactly what you use the VPN for goes wrong. How … Continue reading “The VPN that doesn’t see anything about you (and why that’s the whole point)”
A NAS feels like the best of both worlds: all your files in one central location, always accessible, without having to park them at a large cloud company. More modern NAS systems can even be neatly divided — some private, some business. Sounds safe and clear. But precisely because such a device is always on … Continue reading “How secure is your NAS really?”
I was recently reminded that you should pay attention to a few things when paying online. That immediately raised a series of questions for me that I want to investigate — not just for myself, but to provide honest information to the people who come to Brainfusion. Below I will answer them one by one, … Continue reading “Paying online – is it safe?”
I was curious: if you ask five well-known AI chatbots the same ten factual questions, who will give the correct answers? I explained ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude ten verifiable facts — from the Kyoto Protocol to the number of Jupiter’s moons — and compared their answers to the verified facts. Please note: this … Continue reading “Which AI chatbot is right? 5 models, 10 factual questions tested”
I came across something nice that I would like to tell you about: Cliperoni.com. It’s a handy tool that lets you quickly cut a short, catchy clip from a longer video or podcast — including automatically burned-in subtitles. Exactly the kind of tool that makes me happy: you can make something beautiful with it in … Continue reading “Create clips with Cliperoni.com”
Today, email is commonplace — almost everyone uses it and doesn’t think about how it works. A bit like how you normally drive to work in your car. You don’t need to know how the car works to drive. It’s almost the same with email — it just works… Over the years I have seen … Continue reading “Mail on a VPS — and how to arrange it independently”
I actually get that question right away when I talk about our project to build something that is less subject to the vagaries of laws and regulations. Apparently the people who ask only create maximum guaranteed secure infrastructure and use software that cannot be unsafe… You know, those people send you a WhatsApp message (Meta) … Continue reading “IPFS is that safe now?”
