Why Privacy, Security, and Encryption Matter More Than Ever
The Changing Media Landscape: Why Privacy, Security, and Encryption Matter More Than Ever The media and technology landscape is poised
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Computers
Navigating the Web with Intention: A Deep Dive into ProtonVPN
The internet is a remarkable space, but its openness comes with a price: the constant risk of data breaches, surveillance,
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Protect Your Privacy with One Simple Change: Start Using TOR
Take control of your online privacy with one simple change: use TOR. Protect your personal data, reduce your attack surface, and clean up your digital footprint. Not ready for TOR? Try privacy-focused browsers like Safari or Brave and browse in Private Mode by default. Your data is your power—protect it.
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Privacy Essentials for 2025 and Beyond
Privacy is more than safeguarding data; it’s about protecting our right to organize, hold private conversations, and maintain control over our digital lives.
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Reflection and superpowers.
I remember the day I found the internet. Well, not the specific day (it was several lifetimes ago), but the
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How consumers are about to revolutionize casual gaming. Again.
Something finally hit me like a ton of bricks. We’ve been here before. How many of you remember what the
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Free idea: decentralized avatar repository for Social VR
In 2004, Tom Preston Werner created something huge. His idea was cemented in history as Matt Mullenweg and Automattic acquired
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Free idea: An open Social VR API
Before we get to Social VR, let’s recap. It’s 2017, almost 2018, and Virtual Reality systems are selling better than
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What do computer graphics, assisted intelligence, Watson, and actual humans have in common?
Recently I spent some time reading, researching, and watching the state of the art in several areas of interest, notably
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Apple’s iCloud, Google Drive, or Microsoft Office 365?
I’m thinking about forcing a potentially life changing event, and I need your help to make the decision. But not
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Can the iPad Pro replace a laptop for developers?
Absolutely yes. And here’s what you need to know about the hardware. For as long as we can all remember,
Read More2005 was neat. But this is way better.
Remember 2005? In 2005, Panasonic introduced the TH-65PX500. It was the world's first 65″ 1080p Plasma (the press for the
Read MoreWhat do you do with a 50Mbps internet connection at home?
One evening, while on the topic of high speed internet, a friend of mine told me that he'd just upgraded
Read MoreA PC in the living room? Here are the Basics
Unless you're a live sports fan, Cable and satellite subscriptions are no longer required. Internet sources in the living room
Read MoreWho cares about the iPhone?
What's with all of the hype around the iPhone? Haven't we had phones that have all of these features for
Read MoreTV and movies neuvo: Getting rid of cable and satellite TV
This is a story that cable and satellite TV providers will find increasingly familiar. It's possible and even easy to
Read MoreMoving a Boot Camp disk to a Parallels Virtual Machine
The day Windows 7 RC was released, I wanted to get it installed on my MacBook Pro. My MacBook has
Read MoreWhat I use for: Word Processing
Since my first post on piracy, I've been asked a few times to outline the programs I use day to
Read MoreClient side databases in HTML5 soon, Safari NOW.
Great news for those of you that want to start building web apps that utilize the new client-side database storage
Read MoreThe unofficial Inbox Zero – It is spreading.
Back in June of 2007 I wrote a post that asked a simple question: “Does your email inbox reflect your
Read MoreSurvivorghetti, and the iPhone unlock?
For the past three years, my wife and I have had a group of friends over for dinner on Thursday
Read MoreSecond Life, a new beginning for entrepreneurs?
How many of you have heard about entrepreneur groups in Second Life? Until recently these groups were filled with gambling
Read MoreiPhone – blah blah blah. I want one, so will you.
The world has been abuzz about the iPhone, since even before Apple acknowledged its existence. Why? Who cares? My mom
Read MoreDoes your email inbox reflect your productivity level?
I've been testing a theory for a while now that has to do with my productivity level as it relates
Read MoreiTunes Plus and meta-data
John Gruber has a great post about the silly stuff going on around meta-data embedded in iTunes Plus music tracks.
Read MoreDe-dupe and the desktop
As my friend David says, good ideas are a dime a dozen. Well David, here's another one I had, then
Read MoreRepost: Why Apple TV?
[This entry originally appeared in the old blog on 03/25/07. I've reposted it here for those that requested it. Enjoy.]
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