Why a Reddit User Hacking Sony Cameras Matters More Than You Think
Michael Torres
A Reddit user recently reverse-engineered Sony A7 IV firmware and added a feature the company never built in: shutter angle control. He found a path traversal bug and used it…
Why I Ditched Docker Desktop for Something More Personal
Emma Clarke
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the tools we use every day and how they shape the way we work. Most of us just accept the default—it’s easier that…
What Agentic Workflows Actually Mean for Your Organization
Natalie Foster
If you’ve been hearing the term “agentic workflows” tossed around in tech conversations lately, you’re not alone. It’s one of those concepts that sounds futuristic and abstract until you actually…
Why a Documentary About Ancient Civilizations Actually Matters for How We Build Today
I just watched something that hit different. A co-produced documentary between China and Russia examining 5,000 years of civilization through the lens of Liangzhu—an ancient archaeological site that’s been largely…
When a Grocery Chain Goes Offline: What the Ahold Delhaize Cyberattack Teaches Us About Digital Security
Last month, millions of shoppers at Food Lion, Giant Food, and Stop & Shop stores discovered something unsettling: they couldn’t use their loyalty programs, pay with digital wallets, or access…
Why We Still Can’t Get Information Right, and What That Means for All of Us
Chris Sullivan
Look, I’ve been in IT long enough to watch the internet go from a novelty to something that shapes how millions of people understand reality. And if there’s one thing…
Learning From the Louvre: What CCTV Systems Reveal About Security Failures
Rachel Adams
A year has passed since one of the most audacious heists in recent memory took place at the Louvre Museum. Four suspects now sit in jail awaiting trial, but the…
Waymo’s Toronto Move: What the Ojai Vehicle Choice Really Tells Us About Self-Driving Strategy
David Nguyen
Waymo’s decision to expand into Toronto is big news for autonomous vehicles in North America, but what caught my attention wasn’t just the expansion itself—it was the question of which…
Why watching students build race cars matters more than you’d think
I recently stumbled across footage from a global student engineering competition, and I couldn’t look away. Hundreds of young people from around the world, gathered in Singapore, working on Formula…
Why AI Anxiety and Rising Prices Are Reshaping How We Think About Money
We’re living through a peculiar moment. Markets are jittery. People are worried about both the future of work and the price of groceries. And somehow, these two concerns—artificial intelligence and…