Getting More Out of Your Fitbit Air: What I’ve Learned After Using It Daily
James Holloway
I’ve been wearing a Fitbit Air for about two years now, and I’ll be honest—when I first got it, I treated it like most people do. Strap it on, let…
James Holloway
MacBook Air Tips That Actually Save Me Time Every Day
I’ve been using a MacBook Air for the better part of a decade now, and I’m genuinely fond of it. It’s the kind of laptop that doesn’t get in your…
The Hidden Cost of AI: Why Your Machine Learning Models Are Draining Power and Water
I spent most of last year optimizing a recommendation engine for a mid-size e-commerce company. We got the accuracy perfect. The system worked beautifully. Then someone asked me, “What’s this…
AI is changing cybersecurity faster than most security teams can adapt
I spent the better part of last year watching our security team scramble to keep up with new attack patterns. What used to take weeks of manual analysis now happens…
Why Utilities Are Struggling to Keep Up With Cybersecurity
I spent the better part of last month helping a regional power company patch vulnerabilities in their control systems. Not because they didn’t care about security—they did. But they’d been…
Building Your Own AI Stack with Docker: Why I Stopped Paying for AI Services
A few months ago, I realized I was spending $20 a month on ChatGPT Plus without really thinking about it. That’s $240 a year for something I could probably run…
Why Banks Are Losing Sleep Over Cybersecurity (And Why You Should Care)
Last week, I read through the latest FICCI-IBA bankers survey, and honestly? The findings hit me harder than I expected. While everyone’s excited about renewable energy opportunities and AI innovation,…
What Bernie Sanders’ AI Tax Really Means for Tech and Society
When Senator Bernie Sanders announced his American A.I. Sovereign Wealth Fund Act, the headline about $1,000 monthly payments grabbed all the attention. Fair enough—universal income sounds good. But honestly, that’s…
Why Even Smart Professionals Fall Behind on Cybersecurity (And What to Do About It)
I had coffee with a lawyer friend last week. She’s brilliant—the kind of person who can untangle complex contracts in her sleep. But when I asked about her firm’s cybersecurity…
When Federal Cybersecurity Programs Fall Apart: What the CyberCorps Cancellation Really Means
A hundred students just got ghosted by the Department of Homeland Security. That’s not hyperbole—it’s what happens when a federal funding lapse hits a cybersecurity internship program mid-recruitment cycle. The…