My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
Databricks just announced they’re jumping into the cybersecurity game, and honestly? It caught my attention. The data analytics company is launching something called Lakewatch, a security information and event management…
A few weeks ago, I was chatting with a friend who works in IT infrastructure, and he mentioned something that made me sit up and pay attention: Cisco’s Catalyst 9300…
I’ll be honest with you: I’ve always been someone who gets genuinely excited about good data visualization. There’s something magical about taking raw numbers—temperature readings, server metrics, energy consumption—and turning…
When I first read the headlines about the F-35 being hacked, my immediate reaction was skepticism mixed with concern. Here we are, talking about one of the most advanced fighter…
Remember when working from home felt like a luxury? A chance to skip the commute, work in your pajamas, and blend your professional and personal life in blissful harmony? Well,…
I’ll be honest with you—when I first started building Home Assistant automations, I was convinced I was doing something fundamentally wrong. My lights would turn on, but if the motion…
Warfare has changed. Not dramatically in the last few weeks, but gradually—so gradually that most of us haven’t really noticed. Gone are the days when conflict meant exclusively tanks, missiles,…
Let me be honest with you: when I first heard about homelabs, I thought they were exclusively for people with unlimited budgets and server rooms in their basements. I was…
I’ve been covering Raspberry Pi projects for years now, and I thought I’d seen it all. Retro gaming setups, home servers, weather stations, smart home hubs—you name it, someone’s built…
I remember when I first got my hands on a Raspberry Pi. It was a tiny green circuit board that cost less than a pizza, and somehow it could run…
Sarah Mitchell