Boston Compass #114: Radical Apps // Basic Security
Rad Apps: Basic Security Have you ever been ‘hacked’? Was your account taken over by a malicious app, spambot, or some nefarious…
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Rad App: Content Updates // Compass #113
Rad Apps: Content Updates Let’s talk about updates. Much of the time, they’re good: they can make the user experience better. Most…
May 19′ Compass : Rad Apps // Gmail Alternatives
To deGoogleify your life, it’s time to start thinking about alternatives to Gmail. I know how sentimental it can be, I’ve had…
RAD APPS: APRIL // Makesoil
If you live in Boston, there are already a couple really convenient composting services such as Bootstrap Compost (which offers varying…
MARCH COMPASS: Rad Apps // Federated Social Media
After last year, you might be pretty anxious about megalithic social media companies brokering your intimate details for business, after all; “If…
FEBRUARY COMPASS: Rad Apps // Linux
Rad Apps: Linux For this Rad Apps, I’m spotlighting an entire ecosystem of operating systems: Linux! With 1 year to go before…
JANUARY COMPASS // Rad Apps: Firefox
When I most recently learned that Microsoft would be rebuilding their Edge Browser from the ground up on the Chromium framework (the…
(DECEMBER COMPASS) Rad Apps: Duck Duck Go Privacy Browser
In 2018, the privacy of online denizens is almost entirely gone with international corporations monetizing your every move at the best and…
RAD APPS: Open Street Map Project
Bear with me because this time around, I’m not talking about just one app—I’m talking about a whole project! Ever hear of…
RADICAL APPS: Krita
If you’ve been following my Rad Apps articles, you know I’m a huge fan of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS!), in…
RADICAL APPS: F-Droid
F-Droid is more than an app, it’s an entire app store featuring primarily free (as in freedom, not free beer) apps. For…
MARCH COMPASS: Moment Of Clarity
WTF is Net Neutrality?
