Robin Monks 🏳️‍🌈

Preferences end up siloed and opaque.

You've probably tried (or had a feature in a tool force you) to ask an AI chatbot to do something for you.

Ever since the end of full support for Windows 10, I've been running Windows 11 IoT on my gaming PC.

When I started using the internet, Ask Jeeves seemed on top of the search game, Yahoo was still the front page of the internet, and you often found cool new websites to visit from magazines sold at the grocery store checkout.

A cluster of my own At the end of last year, I noticed my fleet of VPSes, small dedi boxes, and shared hosting accounts had ballooned.

Police departments across the country have used increased fears of criminal activity to justify vast surveillance networks.

Happy December!

I take a lot of photos.

I just wasted a bunch of my time on Earth debugging this for my Ghost blog, and now I'm going to share my knowledge with you so you don't have to, too.

I've become increasingly convinced that the leadership teams in charge of big tech companies are completely technologically clueless, and that cluelessness is serving them well.

After checking in and being escorted with other guests to the meeting room in the HHS offices, I found a seat near the front of the room.

September for me is peak year, the top of the calendar.

I want to feel confident that I know the status of my health accurately, that I can securely access all my data, that I control the sharing and removal of my data, and that I can take any health-related action easily and without needless frustration.

It's reached the point where Matt Rose made a video about it; Grammarly kinda sucks now.

Healthcare today is having a patient identity crisis.