How To Not Ruin Your Tech When You Overclock

In this episode we talk about how to level up your privacy online using only your mind. Having the correct mindset will get you 80% of the way to internet privacy. Reaching 100% is extremely difficult and likely impossible. However, if you start with the right mindset you'll get much closer than if you only used tools like a bandage. But don't worry, we'll cover the tools I'm currently using to boost that percentage as close to 100% as possible. Click here for the shownotes. Don't forget, head over to hackerculture.us and sign up so you never miss and episode. This podcast is ad-free. Support the show at: hackerculture.us/support

In this episode we talk about running OpenBSD on a top of the line laptop from 2011. We also cover files to edit for a Linux replacement, how to connect to WiFi without extra software, and one tweak that will speed up any workstation running OpenBSD. Plus, tips and tricks to get the most out of your old hardware in as little time as possible. OpenBSD is a multi-platform 4.4BSD-based UNIX-like OS; with an emphasis on "correctness, security, standardization, and portability. Click here for the shownotes. Don't forget, head over to hackerculture.us and sign up so you never miss and episode. This podcast is ad-free. Support the show at: hackerculture.us/support

In this episode we chat about programming languages. Specifically, which is best to learn first depending on what part of the "stack" you plan to work within.Each area has a different core language that is most popular. Learning which one to choose, and focus on, is a big step in building your skills fast.The faster you learn the faster you can start applying to jobs or working as a freelance software engineer.Show NotesDon't forget, head over to hackerculture.us and sign up so you never miss and episode.This podcast is ad-free. Support the show at: hackerculture.us/support

In this episode we talk about with Linux distribution is best for you. We cover Ubuntu, Manjaro, and the two distros they spun out of. Plus, what I use and why I use it.Click here for the show notes.Don't forget, head over to hackerculture.us and sign up so you never miss and episode.This podcast is ad-free. Support the show at: hackerculture.us/support

How to remove Google from your Android phone is easier than you might expect. What's often holding people back is where to find the right information. In this episode, we talk about how to remove Google services from your Android phone. For most people, LineageOS is the way to go because they have a large list of supported devices. But they also come free of Google software and services by default! If you need Google services for an app you must have check out MicroG. MicroG is "a free software clone of Google’s core libraries and applications". The maintainers also have a version of LineageOS ready to go for an easier install. Don't forget, head over to swabtech.io/hackerculture and sign up so you never miss and episode. This podcast is ad-free. Please consider supporting the show.

In this episode we talk about over clocking your PC and how to do it the right way. You spent your hard earned money on those computer parts so why not get the most out of them while keeping longevity high?

In this episode we chat about why Bitcoin is not good money and what cryptocurrency is good money.

Tired of your spaghetti symlinks file and needing to update it after every file you create? Try this approach and have a simple and sane dotfile directory.

As a kid in the mid 2000s I fell in love with chat apps. But what is the best app for real hackers today?

In this episode we talk about why plain text files are better for efficiency in your workflows.