2020 A year in review for Marksei.com
As 2020 comes to a close, it is certain that it has changed many of us. I had never considered writing this kind of post in the first place, but here I am, a year in...
Category: Miscellaneous
What is Big Data?
As IT and personal computing took over a mostly analogical world the amount of data generated by the impact is quickly growing to a size no one would’ve been able to predict. But when data is...
What is Data Science?
Data science is probably going to be one of the hottest IT trends in the current decade, but what exactly is Data Science? How does it relate to Machine Learning? And how does Big Data fit...
2020: Trends and predictions for technology and IT
Predictions are always hard to make especially in technology, or are they? Machine Learning is getting better and better at making predictions, while IoT is reversing the common approaches in Cloud Computing while using Cloud Computing....
Raspberry Pi 4: now with 4GB of RAM and 4K output
The Raspberry Pi is probably the most widely known System on a Chip. Loved by Makers, tinkered by countless human beings, and used for the most unthinkable applications, Raspberry Pi is (almost) everyone’s favorite. On June...
Firefox 57: get ready for a Quantum leap
Ever since Chrome dethroned Firefox from the most used Desktop browser, there haven’t been further developments in the matter. Chrome is still the king and Firefox has been stuck in a loop… until now.
IPFS: The InterPlanetary FileSystem which can save the web
IPFS, the InterPlanetary FileSystem, is a distributed, peer-to-peer, decentralized file system that aims to connect all devices under the same inter-connected filesystem using a distributed model (like BitTorrent or Bitcoin) and a versioning system (like Git)....
Top 10 Raspberry PI projects around the web to do today
Not long ago I told you about the amazing Raspberry PI, this week I would like to share with you the top 10 Raspberry Pi projects that I collected over the years (in my opinion) .
Raspberry PI: credit-card sized computing
The Raspberry PI is a credit card-sized computer boasting low-power consumption and great capabilities. With its simplicity and low price it has created a new type of “computers” and accelerated the Internet of Things.
Building a reliable NAS – Part 2
This post is the sequel of “Building a reliable NAS – Part 1“. If you missed it be sure to check it out : )
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