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Rebuilding Wikipedia’s Database on My Server to Enrich This Blog and Build Web Apps

Explore Wikipedia database through Wikidata, web applications and multilingual blog. This article highlights the practical choices and wider implications…

information technology

How to Manage Your Online Accounts: A Complete Method

Taking back control of your online accounts starts with organizing your email addresses and separating your uses. In this article, you’ll get a simple, professional method: email segmentation, browser profiles, Windows/Mac user accounts, 2FA, and a password manager—so you can secure your digital life without making it complicated.

cybersecurityeveryday technologyinformation technologymarketingwork organization
computing - illustration for: Is Computing Useful?

Is Computing Useful?

Computing is not just about computers or code. Discover how information, internet, and digital tools shape daily life, autonomy, and modern work.

digital literacyeveryday technologyinformation processinginformation technology
internet access - illustration for: Internet Access: The Real Lever Between Marketing, Technology, and Personal Development

Internet Access: The Real Lever Between Marketing, Technology, and Personal Development

Internet access is not just a technical convenience. Discover how connectivity shapes learning, work, visibility, and opportunity across marketing, technology, and personal development.

digital communicationinformation technologyinternet accessonline servicesSelf Development
napster emule - illustration for: 2000s Nostalgia: MySpace, Napster, eMule… and the eternal dilemma of “access to culture” vs “copyright”

2000s Nostalgia: MySpace, Napster, eMule… and the eternal dilemma of “access to culture” vs “copyright”

The 2000s already exposed a debate that still shapes the digital world: access to culture, music sharing, and copyright. Discover how MySpace, Napster, and eMule still illuminate today’s web tensions.

access to culturecopyrightearly internetinformation technologysocial networks
computer hardware - illustration for: Computer Hardware, Computing Power… and Security: Key Reference Points for Better Understanding

Computer Hardware, Computing Power… and Security: Key Reference Points for Better Understanding

Understanding computer hardware is not only about comparing devices or chasing more raw power. This article connects computing power, storage, internet networking, and IT security to offer clearer reference points for everyday technical choices.

computer hardwarecybersecurityinformation technologyinternet networkprocessing power
electricity consumption - illustration for: Debate: « I Pollute with My Internet Connection »

Debate: “I Pollute with My Internet Connection”

This article pushes back against guilt-based narratives about digital pollution by examining the real impact of internet access and everyday online use. It places the question within a broader debate about energy, computing, tool efficiency, and individual responsibility.

digital usageelectricity consumptionenvironmental impactinformation technologyinternet connection
virtual - illustration for: The virtual reality scam

The virtual reality scam

This article examines the growing confusion between reality, illusion, and simulation in the era of generated images, AI, and synthetic video. It shows why virtual reality and immersive technologies raise cultural, economic, and psychological questions.

digital illusiongenerated imagesinformation technologysynthetic videovirtual reality
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