Political Commentary and Cable News: Where Does the Story Actually End?
Laura Bennett
I was scrolling through news aggregators the other day when I came across a headline about a commentator warning that a congresswoman was “in deep trouble.” It was on Newsmax,…
Why Tinkering With Old Tech Like Raspberry Pi Teaches Us More Than We Expect
Natalie Foster
There’s something magical about bringing old technology back to life. Not because the device itself was particularly special, but because the act of fixing it forces you to think like…
What Agentic AI Really Means for Retail Operations
David Nguyen
I spend a lot of time looking at how companies actually use AI, and honestly, most of what I see falls into a pretty predictable pattern: feed data in, get…
When Service Cuts Hit Real Families: What Funding Changes Mean for Autism Support
Emma Clarke
There’s a conversation happening right now in Texas that most people outside the healthcare world probably haven’t heard about. But for families with autistic children, it’s everything. The Texas Health…
Docker and Raspberry Pi: Running Services on Tiny Hardware
Rachel Adams
When I first heard about people running actual services on a Raspberry Pi, I thought they were joking. A device the size of a credit card? Hosting real applications? But…
Using CCTV to Tackle Fly-Tipping: A Community Guide to Protecting Your Neighbourhood
Your street looks great. The bins are collected on schedule, the pavements are clean, and neighbours generally keep their properties tidy. Then one morning, you notice something dumped in the…
Why TransDigm’s Stock Story Is About More Than Just AI Hype
Sarah Mitchell
Let me be honest: when I first heard about TransDigm, I didn’t get it. Here’s a company making specialized parts for aircraft, and it’s supposedly exciting. No artificial intelligence. No…
When Scammers Prey on the Vulnerable: What the Digital Forensics Case Teaches Us
A few months ago, the Federal Trade Commission shut down a company called Digital Forensics Corporation based in Ohio. The reason? They were allegedly running a scam targeting people who…
VMware’s AI Play: Separating the Real Value from the Hype
Chris Sullivan
VMware announced a private AI platform built with Nvidia at their Explore conference, and like clockwork, every vendor in the industry is now shouting about their own generative AI capabilities.…
43% of Voters Fooled by AI Ads: What This Poll Actually Tells Us
Tom Harrington
A Scripps News poll recently found that 43% of voters believe they’ve been deceived by AI-generated political advertisements during this campaign cycle. On the surface, that’s a striking number. But…