My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
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 read about President Trump casting a mail-in ballot for a Florida special election in March, and I couldn’t help but notice the obvious contradiction with his long-standing public position…
I’ve spent enough time in security incident response to know that the glossiest enterprise setups sometimes fail spectacularly. Meanwhile, someone running a homelab on salvaged hardware often has a better…
A few weeks ago, I was reviewing some dependency updates for a project when I noticed something that made me pause. A popular Python package had been compromised, and the…
A few months ago, I decided to set up a network-attached storage (NAS) system at home. Nothing fancy—just a way to centralize backups, run some lightweight services, and experiment with…
Here’s what bothers me about the way we talk about scamming: we keep acting surprised that intelligent, careful people lose money to con artists. Then we blame the victims for…
When a city government’s computer systems go down, it’s not just an IT problem. It’s a wake-up call that affects everyone—from residents trying to pay their utilities to emergency services…
I built my first startup in a garage with three people. We had no budget for fancy tools or consultants. What we had was a coach—someone who’d been through this…
A few weeks ago, I read about a new hacking tool that’s making security experts lose sleep. It targets iPhones, and here’s the kicker—you don’t need to be a genius…
Google just dropped Chrome 146 with patches for eight memory safety vulnerabilities. And before you think “oh, another browser update, I’ll get to it later,” let me be direct: you…
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