Public Service Announcement: PDF reader not needed
Your phone doesn’t need a PDF reader. It has a web browser, which can also read PDF files. Continue reading PSA: PDF reader not needed
Public Service Announcement: PDF reader not needed
Your phone doesn’t need a PDF reader. It has a web browser, which can also read PDF files. Continue reading PSA: PDF reader not needed
Large Language Models: AI ≠ LLM
Bottom line: So called ‘artificial intelligence’ isn’t intelligent. Don’t call it that. Continue reading LLM: AI ≠ LLM
Windows 10 is fine too
About six years ago Windows 7 reached End of Support, and I said it was fine to continue using it. Now the time has arrived for Windows 10 to reach it’s End of Support as well. And I think it’s fine to keep using Windows 10 too. Continue reading Windows 10 is fine too
Adventures In Computing: Moving to Mint
Take away: If you are moving cell phone carriers, double check your phone is actually ‘unlocked‘. Continue reading AIC: Moving to Mint
Support As A Business: Public Phone Numbers
Originally, when I created this website, I was hesitant to post my phone number here. I figured anyone who needed it would have enough face to face interactions that my number would spread that way. Continue reading SAAB: Public Phone Numbers
Thermometer
As summer is wrapping up, and fall approaches, I was thinking about the thermometer. Common enough device, which has been around for a while. Continue reading Thermometer
Support As A Business: At Your Worst
I’m sure you’ve printed hundreds of documents. You’ve sent (and received) thousands of emails. You’ve used your laptop for years. But I don’t see that. I see the time you can’t print, you can’t send email, or your laptop burst into flames. Continue reading SAAB: At Your Worst
Commentary From Elsewhere: Smart Hostility
Recently I ran into an article about a hiccup with a particular Smart TV. Long story short, it broke Windows on the computer that shared the network. Continue reading CFE: Smart Hostility
Making Electricity
So much of the ‘technology’ we use runs on electricity. Yet how is that electricity made? Continue reading Making Electricity
Commentary From Elsewhere: Federal Emergency Alert System
Recently there was a test of the Federal Emergency Alert System. You may have noticed this, as the test covered multiple delivery methods. I heard about it in the news, but I did not encounter the actual test message. Continue reading CFE: Federal Emergency Alert System