Non-Social in a Socially Networked World

Georgia voters handed the Democrats nearly the whole state government yesterday. Keisha Lance Bottoms beat Republican Rick Jackson for governor, making her the first Democrat to win the office since 1998. Democrats also took lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, state school superintendent, and the commissioners of agriculture, insurance, and labor. They swept every…

I saw clips of this debate on X here and there so I had to go and watch the entire debate. I only watch because it’s interesting politically. I don’t live in New York and, as far as I know, can’t vote there (tongue in cheek). From the opening statement to the end it is…

It’s about time.

For more than two decades, Google search defined how we used the Web. Today, AI and AI agents are like Google on performance-enhancing drugs. In the days of the old Web (almost literally yesterday), Google helped you find what you were looking for. It gave you pages of links, ads, and filler you had to…

I have a Pixel 11 Pro and a Pixel 11. Both have more raw computing power than the 12-year-old PC sitting under my desk. That PC drives two monitors easily. Neither of my phones can. And after a week of trying every workaround I could find, I’ve learned that nobody makes the hardware or software…
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