Navigating Public Policy, Technology, Health, Data, and Innovation for a Fairer Future
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently imposed a substantial penalty on America’s largest mobile carriers, fining them a collective $200 million for unauthorized selling of customer location data. This decisive action underscores a growing concern over privacy breaches and the need for stringent regulatory measures to safeguard consumer data. The FCC’s investigation revealed that AT&T, Read More “A Grateful Nod to the FCC”
Honestly, I don’t know how I will have time for this one but I think its an important concept, so out into the universe it goes. I’m thrilled to introduce the Comparative Computational Mathematics Project (CCMP). This ambitious endeavor aims to dissect and compare the nuances of programming mathematical concepts across multiple programming languages. The Read More “The Comparative Computational Mathematics Project”
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 of ways that Network Attached Storage (NAS) is becoming indispensable in modern smart homes. As a technologist , I have seen NAS systems evolve from mere storage Read More “Everyone Needs a NAS and Why: Part 1 – The Essential Digital Hub”
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 with earnings per share (EPS) of $4.71, outstripping the consensus estimate of $4.32. Despite these impressive figures, Meta’s stock price experienced a significant drop of over 14% Read More “Deciphering the Paradox of Meta’s Earnings and Stock Price Drop”
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 all. Let’s chat about what’s been playing in the air pods! A Little Soul, A Dash of Healing Jazz Hands and Banjo Strings Stories and Strums Beats Read More “A Month with My Headphones”
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 its services to Squarespace has stirred concerns among its user base. This change heralds not just a shift in service providers but could potentially influence several facets Read More “Navigating the Ripple Effects of Google Domains Transition to Squarespace”
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 its Tiger Woods, a singular talent who reshaped fairways into avenues of global spectacle, women’s basketball welcomes Caitlin Clark—a beacon poised to illuminate the WNBA with her Read More “The Dawn of a New Era: Caitlin Clark and the WNBA’s Tiger Woods Moment”
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 Google and Meta increasingly clash with legislative bodies over news content, the implications for news publishers and consumers are profound. Pros of Google’s News Blocking Strategy Cons Read More “Weighing the Consequences of Google’s News Blockade in California”
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 and open source, Kodi 21, aptly nicknamed “Omega,” has just come out and is not just another update—it’s a giant leap for Kodi-kind! With this latest version, Read More “Software I love: Kodi”
The decision by a substantial number of Republicans not to support Donald Trump signals a potential shift