Month: November 2021

TLDR: The 2022 Ultimate Cybersecurity Analyst Preparation Bundle features over 50 hours of training to learn all the tricks of digital security while getting certified as an expert in the field. Here…

Zoom meeting after Zoom meeting, while trying to feed, entertain and beg-to-sleep an infant whose day care had closed, I needed a break but couldn’t really take one in April of 2020….

With COP26 in full swing, Democrats in the US House of Representatives are slowly working on doing their part to fight climate change. Their focus? The heart and soul of America: the…

“I know other languages, I don’t need to learn Rust” – sound familiar? If you haven’t started learning about Rust yet, you may want to change your tune. According to a recent…

LinkedIn updates are an abyss, but I can’t stop scrolling. Recently, I saw a bunch of former coworkers moving on to new roles, new jobs, and new companies. People I had once…

The 2021 Kindle Paperwhite is simply the best ereader for the majority of people who actually want an ereader. It improves on its predecessors in the places it matters most, and starting…

Microsoft recently announced it will soon offer ‘invitation only’ access to GPT-3 via Azure. This is a weird bit of news. We all saw it coming the moment Microsoft tossed Open AI…

It’s that time again, the UN conference on climate change COP26, is on again in Glasgow. Attendees arrive by train, ride in double-decker electric buses, and receive escort by police riding modified electric…

Thirty years ago the height of posh was owning a portable landline phone. Now our smartphones are personal computers that can process natural language commands and run AI models on-device. In another…

Squid Game, Neftlix’s sensational survival drama, has officially become the platform’s most watched show ever. And rightfully so. If only I could unwatch it and watch it again from the beginning… But…