Areeb Soo Yasir

It’s common knowledge that I am not a fan of EU business regulations.

I’ve spoken about this issue for a number of years, including how all of Europe is within firing range of the Russians and that EU datacenters are at risk.

IPs today are almost a luxury, considering that IPV4 is essentially exhausted.

A lot of people wonder what my concern with the EU is because they’re under the belief that the EU is the safest and most free jurisdiction in the world.

One thing that I appreciate about the current time is at least with the US, there is little ambiguity.

My blog is not meant to post much, if anything about geopolitics, aside from the actual issues that impact IT operations.

We are living in a completely different era of data and cybersecurity threats.

A local Canadian business has been in the news multiple times for having its US controlled social media accounts on platforms like X and Instagram banned, after making statements that have apparently offended the...

Being in IT, we get all kinds of interesting and insightful questions about our services or consulting relating services.

Lately we’ve been getting hit with a flood of new customers and projects relating to more traditional “shared web hosting”.

Here is an example of using my Hong Kong data in Canada, you may think that is weird but let’s just use this and pretend that today “I’m a Hong Kong tourist” or maybe...

One licensed activity that my company does under consulting is actually online marketing, promotion and SEO.

I’ve said it before that I don’t trust any routers that I did not create or control myself and I’m especially concerned about any of the Cloud based hardware out there.

A family dinner was a quick reminder about how far Canadian censorship has gone.