BBR (Bottleneck Bandwidth and Round-trip propagation time) is a networking algorithm that responds to actual congestion rather than waiting for packet loss to occur like traditional networking from the olden days (that's the 1980's for you young'uns).

Ubuntu 11.04 saw Unity as a default thing but I was still dual-booting (mea culpa) back then. Around 2013 Pithos really got going and I think it might have pushed me over the edge. There’s hope for you too!

Our favorite open source RSS feed reader has come home to Firefox Web Extensions and we've made a dark theme inspired by the native Reader View. Come get it!

Virtuemart, why do you hate us? Does it ever serve a purpose to show customers meaningless product ID numbers; no it doesn't. Here's how to remove them.

A 3rd person stealth assassin game set in mythological medieval Japan that will test your predator skills...yatta (やった！)!

It is imperative that Article II classification is preserved. Would you allow the 1st Amendment be repealed and controled by billion dollar corporate interests?

Firefox 57+ is damn good - it is fast and modern - but there's one glaring pain-point in that the author of FindBar Tweak legacy add-on Quicksaver swore off the browser for good. Lets bring back find bar emphasis and move it back to the top where it belongs!

Snaps are Canonical's latest secure and containerized packaging system. Here's how to get past the dreaded Nextcloud "untrusted domain" message on Ubuntu.

Zeus be praised! Gaming mortals can ascend to Olympus on Linux with this extremely well-crafted 2D platform action/rpg that would make any Greek hero proud.

Is this apple.com or not?

We have a customer who serves hundreds of online documents to both the public and a very large domestic network of 1099 employees. About half are considered part of the "online intranet" and yes things open in new tabs.

You bought a Chromecast (v1) for your non-smart tv but refuse to use Chrome/Chromium for security reasons.