Many people use their browser’s incognito or private mode assuming it makes them particularly secure or anonymous online. But the truth is often quite different. To understand what this mode actually does — and what it doesn’t — it’s helpful to first take a closer look at what we really mean when we talk about […]
You’ve probably noticed that this blog isn’t just about organizing your digital world, but also about helping you become independent from digital dependencies. Being independent means asking yourself: what happens if a service suddenly becomes unavailable – or worse, if a device gets lost or stolen? Would you still be able to react, recover important […]
Much like your digital documents, your digital assets — books, games, pictures, music — accumulate over time. Eventually, it becomes increasingly difficult to find what you’re looking for when you search for a particular item. To address this, I’d like to propose a simple method for organizing your digital assets. The goal is to help […]
Artificial intelligence has long become part of our everyday lives – and AI chatbots are among the most fascinating developments. They can assist with countless tasks: from research and writing to very specialized applications. Some even replace dedicated apps – for example, when you simply photograph your meal and the bot estimates the calories or […]
Google dorking is just a fancy name for using advanced search operators (things like site:, filetype:, and quoted phrases) to find specific information on the public web. Security researchers and privacy-conscious people use these techniques to discover mis-published documents, exposed credentials, or other personally identifiable information (PII) that search engines index — the same tricks […]