Do you want your family members to share the same @<put your family name here> emails ?

You have several choices :

1. pay an email provider to host email accounts => this may become expensive if your pals send a lot of multimedia files through emails and require lots of GB
2. self-host an email server => this implies a lot of administration if you want it to be highly available, including complex white-listing to bypass anti-spam filters
3. let everyone...

Proton Mail and Mailfence are two famous email service providers known for their privacy-friendly policies.

You will find many articles comparing them as well as other similar providers (Tutanota, …), but most of them are just based on specifications, so I decided to give them a real world test run.

My use case was to exchange emails with normal people with unencrypted mailboxes.

After reading enough of both providers documentation, I’ve became confident that...

This article shows how to set up an SSH server so that users can authenticate :

1. either with a hardware token (FIDO-compatible actually)
2. or with a two-factor authentication (2FA) process, using their password and a one-time password (OTP)
3. from the intranet, with a standard SSH key

After almost ten years of good and loyal services 🎖, I had to give up on my Lenovo Thinkpad T520, which was getting too slow for things like intensive Docker building…

Althought I still trust Lenovo for providing excellent Linux laptops, I wanted to try one of the newcomers in the Linux laptop market.

I made up my mind on InfinityBook S 15 from Tuxedo Computers (‘TC’).

What’s in...