My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
When I first started exploring home automation, I thought I’d need multiple devices scattered around my setup. One machine for Home Assistant. Another for file storage. Maybe a third for…
When we talk about the future of conflict, most people imagine Hollywood-style scenarios with autonomous weapons and digital battles fought in the cloud. But the reality is much more interesting—and…
A doctor walks into a problem that’s been hiding in plain sight for years. Millions of people have access to convenient at-home STI tests, but there’s a catch: they’re designed…
A few weeks ago, I read a story that stopped me in my tracks. A school bus crash in Tennessee claimed the lives of several students who were heading to…
A couple from New York was recently charged with defrauding an elderly man in Seaford using what’s known as a “courier scam.” If you haven’t heard of this term before,…
A few weeks ago, a cyberattack on LiteLLM—an open-source library that powers many AI systems—reminded me why I’m so passionate about teaching security fundamentals. The breach wasn’t just another headline.…
When Jacob Bernard-Docker signed his two-year extension with the Detroit Red Wings this week, it wasn’t just another sports headline. It was a quiet reminder about something that applies far…
When most people hear “home improvement,” they think of kitchen renovations or fresh paint. But here’s what I’ve learned after years of teaching tech and designing curricula: your home lab—the…
I’ve got an old CRT monitor sitting in my storage closet. It’s heavy, takes up way too much space, and most people would have tossed it years ago. But here’s…
Last year, the UK’s Co-op—one of Britain’s largest retail and financial services groups—took a significant financial hit. Not from inflation alone, not from supply chain problems, but from a cyber…
Natalie Foster