The cliché of Americans on the cowardice of the French army
Regularly, when the subject of France or its army is talked about, then you have a large part of the American population who mocks it by evoking the fact that the French are cowards,...
Author: Houssen Moshinaly
Adsense, from policy to restrictions
Adsense has made a minor, but significant change to the way it sets the policy and the restriction. To use Adsense is to go through Ayatollahs where anything is prohibited. In previous years, these...
Beware of the copyright infringement scam
This is a comment that will be left on one of your random articles. Usually, it will tell you that you have infringed the right to use images, and the URLs of your articles,...
Is this the end of Audacity?
The years are similar and open source projects are corpses startled by convulsions. We learn that a company called Muse Group has bought Audacity, one of the most popular audio editing software in the...
Unsplash bought by Getty, a big shit
On the web, there are only two main sites that allow you to have excellent quality images that are completely copyright free. The first is Pixabay and the second is Unsplash. Pixabay has strict...
The absolute reign of the slot machine
The slot machine was once an outcast in the casino’s showroom. It was like a one night stand for adults where poker and roulette were the most important gambling games. That was until the...
From Scaleway to Hetzner (with a magical ManageWP)
I already writed about of Scaleway’s stupidity of raising its prices and removing existing instances to force people to switch to more expensive, lower performing offerings or leave. I preferred to leave because it...
Scaleway, twice as expensive, half as efficient
On December 1, 2020, Scaleway will delete its C2S instances and those running on ARM. The pretext is a marketing gossip that it is more efficient. In fact, Scaleway simply wants to force its...
How amount of RAM do you really need?
Is the amount of RAM an impossible question to solve? The necessary amount of RAM for our daily needs is an issue that has become almost mystical in the manner of the Holy Grail....