A note on Artificial Intelligence 2023
What we refer to as ‘artificial intelligence’, or ‘AI’, in use or emerging now in our daily lives is really just a […]
Category: Computers and Internet
Meet the client where they are: Cloud avoidance syndrome
“I will NOT put my clients information in the cloud!” wrote a bookkeeper, on the cloud, in a forum where we all […]
How little we know about the metaverse
Facebook said that the metaverse is its future when it recently renamed its company. Now Microsoft is spending $70 Billion for “a […]
The necessary response to disinformation
“Information warfare threat to the United States is different from past threats, and it has the potential to destroy reason and reality […]
How to measure your wireless signal strength
My blog primarily covers small business financial planning issues but occasionally wanders into technical issues when it seems like the advice would […]
A comment about Brave browser
I use Brave as my preferred browser and Duck Duck Go as the internal search engine. I tested it on a part-time […]
Low tech approach to avoid computer spying
Last week I made a post of unusual and unexplained personal security issue that seemed to know that an advertiser knew what […]
A quick review of StreamYard
Today I tested the free version of StreamYard for live video broadcasting1. There are many impressive features that are not addressed here. […]
Six things I can’t believe that you are not using yet
As we end the decade, I look around with amazement at the general lack of regard for online security. I don’t know […]
Verizon Wireless cellular data throttling revisited
Today the news coverage of ATT’s $60 million fine for deliberately throttling cellular internet data raises new questions for me. I’ve covered […]