My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
When L.A. Metro’s security team discovered suspicious activity on their network, they made the right call: shut it down immediately. But here’s what bothers me about the story that followed:…
We’ve heard plenty about nuclear threats, cyberattacks, and economic sanctions. But there’s something darker lurking in recent political rhetoric that barely registers in most news cycles: the deliberate destruction of…
The headline landed like a punch to the gut: Iran-backed hackers breached the personal email account of the FBI Director. My first thought wasn’t shock. It was confusion. Not confusion…
There’s a moment in every tech enthusiast’s journey when they realize their home lab has spiraled into something unmanageable. Mine happened when I counted the devices sitting under my desk:…
Battle Creek just filled its fire chief position after 18 months of interim leadership. On the surface, this sounds like straightforward municipal news—long-time city employees get promoted, life goes on.…
There’s something peculiar happening in the semiconductor world right now, and it’s playing out in the price chart of Raspberry Pi. The company’s stock has dropped about a fifth over…
A Pistons-Thunder matchup on March 30th doesn’t immediately scream “must-watch television” to most casual fans. But throw in the phrase “potential NBA Finals preview” and suddenly everyone’s paying attention. Add…
Here’s something that caught me off guard while researching home health testing: for years, at-home STI tests have been designed almost exclusively around one body type. Not intentionally, maybe. But…
There’s something deeply troubling about the contrast between how we talk about home labs in tech circles and what we don’t talk about at all. We celebrate the brilliant teenager…
A coaching opportunity fell through this week, and on the surface, it’s just another story of athletic chairs moving around. But there’s something worth examining here—the moment when someone steps…
Laura Bennett