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To take Responsibility for your Information, you need to own tt first

Data Sovereignty. Resilience. Ownership. Security.

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Mobile phones

People use mobile phones, not only for phoning, but also for mobile banking, social media, CRM, club memberships - in short Life. Choose a phone that protects your identity.

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Personal computers

Personal computers should just work. They should host the applications you need and not bloatware that is neither needed nor wanted. Software updates should be simple and not need mandatory hardware updates.

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Your data is your data. Own it.

Stop keeping documents and photos with giant conglomerates that use your information for their own purposes. Define what you need. Choose more open/smaller solutions. Think smaller and better.

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What subject matter experts are saying

The Intranet is full of ideas and solutions. Understand what you need to find what you want.

Data soverignity

Data Sovereignty

Data is subject to the laws, regulations, and governance of the country or jurisdiction where it is collected, stored, or processed.

Resilience

Resilience

The ability of systems to continue operating correctly and recover quickly despite failures, faults, or unexpected disruptions.

Information ownership

Information Ownership

Take control over your data, applications, and infrastructure by hosting your own servers and systems. Reduce dependency on third-party providers, avoid restrictive licenses, and ensure long-term control over access, costs, and system evolution.

Endpoint security

Endpoint Security

Protecting your computers, tablets, and mobile devices by using transparent, auditable open-source operating systems and software. Reduce reliance on closed-source platforms; increase trust through public scrutiny; and, strengthen control over security, privacy, and long-term system integrity.

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AI on a Mac Mini

Self-Hosting AI Locally on a Mac Mini

Self-hosting AI means running large language models directly on your own hardware rather than calling cloud APIs like OpenAI or Anthropic. Apple Silicon's unified memory architecture makes this practical on a Mac Mini, since the CPU, GPU, and Neural Engine share one memory pool, letting a $1,799 M4 Pro with 48GB run a 32-billion-parameter model like Qwen 3 at 15-20 tokens per second using Ollama, the standard local runtime. The appeal is privacy and compliance: data never leaves the machine, which matters for GDPR, HIPAA, and the EU AI Act, plus predictable costs versus the $1,800-3,000 a year heavy API users typically pay.

Self-hosting

AI Agents Make Self-Hosting Easier

Self-hosting means running personal services, things like password managers, media servers, or file storage, on your own hardware at home rather than relying on third-party cloud providers, typically using a small dedicated machine that stays on around the clock. Historically it has appealed mainly to hobbyists willing to act as their own sysadmin, since setup involves wrestling with Docker syntax, configuration files, and networking quirks pieced together from scattered tutorials.

Parrot OS 7.1

Parrot OS 7.1 released - includes home edition

Over 50 million downloads worldwide and a decade of continuous development make Parrot one of the most trusted security platforms. It’s used daily by penetration testers, researchers, students, and enterprises who need a reliable environment for cybersecurity and privacy.

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