My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
An Apple I computer signed by Steve Wozniak sold for $1.15 million recently, and that’s the kind of headline that makes people stop and stare. It’s genuinely remarkable—a piece of…
Here’s what caught my attention this week: someone just sold an original Apple-1 computer—the actual machine from 1976—complete with Steve Wozniak’s signature on the motherboard and, even more intriguingly, a…
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,…
When I first heard about Nicole Lesperance winning a state technology award, my initial thought wasn’t “how nice.” It was “what’s actually happening here?” Because here’s the thing about education…
I’ve spent the last decade watching people obsess over social media algorithms like they’re cracking the Da Vinci Code. Every week, there’s a new “secret” strategy making the rounds: the…
Here’s the thing nobody tells you about organizing advice: most of it assumes you’re starting from zero, armed with unlimited motivation and a weekend free. But we don’t live in…
There’s a bill making waves in New Jersey that’s raising some genuinely interesting questions about how we legislate emotion, activism, and the limits of free speech. And I don’t mean…
A man is shot by federal agents. He’s described as dangerous. There are claims of criminal activity. And somewhere in the background of this story, there’s almost certainly security footage—CCTV…
Here’s something that’s been nagging at me: we keep talking about running lightweight Linux distributions on old hardware, but we’re missing a bigger conversation. What if the real efficiency game…
The U.S. Army just activated its fourth Multi-Domain Task Force, and if you haven’t heard about it, you’re not alone. This isn’t the kind of military news that makes headlines,…
Laura Bennett