My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
A few months back, I noticed something odd in my Twitter feed. A pastor I vaguely knew was tweeting about Bitcoin as a form of biblical stewardship. Then another. Then…
Samsung pushed out a March 2026 security update. If you own a Galaxy phone, there’s a decent chance you’ve either already got it or you’re waiting for it to show…
There’s something deeply human about watching someone return to a place that shaped them, ready to give back. When Danielle Rauch stepped into her role as an assistant coach at…
A pro-Iranian hacking group recently claimed responsibility for compromising FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal account, posting years-old photos, documents, and personal information online. It’s the kind of headline that makes…
A few weeks ago, I read about a rugby player accused of defrauding fans by selling fake match-worn jerseys. My first reaction wasn’t anger—it was sadness. Not just for the…
I recently stumbled across a conversation about FireWire support on Raspberry Pi, and it got me thinking about something we don’t discuss often enough in tech circles: the value of…
Google announced eight high-severity vulnerabilities in Chrome, and suddenly everyone’s inbox filled up with urgent update notifications. If you’re sitting there wondering whether you should panic or just hit “remind…
A few weeks ago, I was analyzing some data on online harassment patterns when I stumbled across reporting from Ghana about journalists facing coordinated cyber attacks. It struck me immediately—this…
I’ve been in IT long enough to watch people chase every shiny new thing that comes along. Docker. Kubernetes. Serverless. Blockchain. The list goes on. But you know what I’ve…
A grandfather wanted to do something nice. He packed up an Apple computer carefully and sent it to his granddaughter through UPS. Somewhere between point A and point B, the…
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