I decided to write a short series on a central dogma to digital life, “Everyone Needs a NAS and Why.” In this series, we’ll delve into the multitude […]
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Deciphering the Paradox of Meta’s Earnings and Stock Price Drop
Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook, recently reported its first-quarter earnings for 2024, which on the surface appeared exceptionally strong. The company exceeded Wall Street’s expectations […]
Art / Media / Music
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A Month with My Headphones
It’s been another month of diving deep into my music library and I’ve stumbled across a delightful mix of tunes that I just had to share with you […]
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Navigating the Ripple Effects of Google Domains Transition to Squarespace
Personally, one of the primary services I have utilized of the Google stack has been their domain management services. The recent announcement that Google Domains will be transitioning […]
Media / Rights and Equality / Sports
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The Dawn of a New Era: Caitlin Clark and the WNBA’s Tiger Woods Moment
In the annals of American sports, there comes along every so often a figure so captivating that they redefine the essence of the game itself. As golf had […]
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Weighing the Consequences of Google’s News Blockade in California
Google’s recent decision to block access to some news content in California marks a significant moment in the ongoing battle over digital news dissemination. As tech giants like […]
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Software I love: Kodi
I have a handful of software that I have used for years and still love. Kodi, the media player app, never fails to make the list. Totally free […]
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From Dissent to Dialogue: How Democrats Can Welcome Republican Voices for Change
The decision by a substantial number of Republicans not to support Donald Trump signals a potential shift
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The High Price of Privatizing Democracy: A Lesson from Wisconsin
Wisconsin voters have unwittingly stepped onto a stage set by none other than former President Donald Trump and his GOP allies. The plot? A ballot initiative in Wisconsin […]
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The Quiet Power Struggle in NYC
In an era where politics often seems overshadowed by big money and high-profile campaigns, a quiet yet significant election in New York City is proving that some positions […]