Category: I like

  • FREE Apps that I NEED on my MacOS computers

    FREE Apps that I NEED on my MacOS computers

    Chrome It’s my go-to browser. I can publicly confirm that I don’t have love for Safari (#DieSafariDie) or Opera (#OperaWho?). I use Google’s Chrome as my personal browser and I use Firefox for work. Yes I keep my personal and work life separate and you should too. However Chrome is far from perfect, so I…

  • MacOS Improvements: Homebrew

    MacOS Improvements: Homebrew

    For those who have used any Linux distro like Debian or CentOS, you are pretty familiar with packet managers. But this is also for all those Mac newbies out there, basically a packet manager is: … a collection of software tools that automates the process of installing, upgrading, configuring, and removing computer programs for a computer‘s operating…

  • Paypal finally opens in Nicaragua

    Paypal finally opens in Nicaragua

    Paypal lands in Nicaragua Yes, finally!!! Well sort off! Paypal arrived to Nicaragua two weeks ago, it launched quietly but it was here. My friends from Pragmaz.com and Danfer Habed with whom I am working on a personal project that will launch soon, started making some tests with it. I was able to integrate it using…

  • My favorite Hacker Movies

    My favorite Hacker Movies

    I know I did a post some time ago about My 3 most hated IT related movies. Well now its the counter part. This are my 2 favorite IT related & Hacker Movies. Hackers 2: Takedown [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ru6piNym9U] IMDB profile This movie is about one of my heroes, Kevin Mitnick. It tells the story of…

  • Cool WiFi Network names

    Cool WiFi Network names

    Hey, the fact that I live in Nicaragua, which is a 3rd world country and the 2nd poorest country on the continent doesn’t means we don’t have WiFi hotspots all over the city. We definitely have many but it’s sad that people don’t either know how to change the name of their SSID, or don’t…

  • 6 months working for WWWH

    It seems really fast how this 6 months flied by. Before joining the amazing, 100% remote team of WWWH, I was working for a pretty fast paced web development firm based out from Monterrey, Mexico called Iliux. I made the switch since I have been wanting to work for WWWH for about two years but…