My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
I’ve been in IT long enough to watch Excel spreadsheets survive every project management apocalypse that comes along. Seriously. We’ve had Jira, Asana, Monday.com, Trello, and a dozen other tools…
When Tommy Lloyd took the Arizona coaching job in 2019, plenty of people questioned the hire. He wasn’t coming from another head coaching position. He’d spent years as an assistant—grinding,…
A pro-Iranian hacking group claimed they’d breached the personal account of FBI Director Kash Patel. They posted old photos, documents, and what looked like resume information. My first reaction? This…
Last week, I noticed something odd. By 3 PM, my eyes felt scratchy and tired. Not the kind of tired you get from a long day, but something more persistent—a…
A couple of months ago, I was chatting with a friend who’d just gotten back from India, and she mentioned something that stuck with me. Her cousin in Ahmedabad had…
I recently stumbled across a story about someone hunting down an Apple QuickTake 100 from 1994—one of Apple’s forgotten digital cameras—and actually getting it working again. Reading about it, I…
Your iPhone is probably in your pocket or on your desk right now. It holds your messages, your photos, your banking apps, your health data. It’s become an extension of…
A few weeks ago, I was interviewing a hospital IT director in Philadelphia, and she mentioned something offhand that stuck with me. “We’re not just fighting hackers,” she said. “We’re…
A few months back, I read something that made me do a double-take. WWE was charging nearly $10,000 for fans to tour Cody Rhodes’ tour bus during WrestleMania week. Yes,…
When Bernstein released its report warning about India’s vulnerability to geopolitical shocks, I found myself asking the questions that most financial headlines gloss over. Yes, the headline screams about a…
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