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eYou for the Web and Listening to Users… But Still Having No Messaging

Back in May, I was complaining that eYou had only been launched as an app, not being accessible at all on PCs, which went against what it claimed to aim to be. So the good news is that the situation changed and the web version was launched last month, even if the layout still follows […]

An All Wrong Launch for eYou, Only as an App

Not being a social person, I’ve never been keen on social networks, the only one I was actually active on was Facebook, and I stopped any visible activity there as well close to six and a half years ago, when the network that I was in shut down. But I’ve seen some excitement about eYou […]

The Unity Vulnerability Underlines a Problem of Generic Game Engines

The recently revealed vulnerability of the Unity game engine, which had apparently existed since 2017 but doesn’t seem to have been exploited yet, just underlines another problem caused by so many games using these generic engines. Admittedly, I’m surprised by how rare security vulnerabilities seem to be, and I actually don’t recall seeing anything about […]

Ten-Day Comparison of Universal Analytics, Google Analytics 4 and Matomo Analytics

I’m going to “cheat” and say that, since this may show some things that may be of some use to others, I won’t consider it a personal post, even though it’s basically another statistics post, and I’ll also use it to mention that Matomo Analytics didn’t report any visits on June 29, though both versions […]

MilkyWay@home Separation Ends, Roughly and with a Delay

The announcement, which I wrote about at the time, stated that the Separation project of MilkyWay@home was going to shut down on June 20, probably around 4 PM UTC, and a later post clarified that the entire project will be turned off, not only work generation, so any work reported back after that moment will […]