My Pick of the Week is a site called 2020 US Elections Insights. With U.S. Presidential elections coming up in a few days at the time of this show’s recording, I have come across a…
According to the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security, ransomware attacks are going to dramatically increase for hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare providers in the coming months. This insight led to a conference call…
There is a new hot topic on the tech scene right now called Ray Tracing. I assume some Engineers have heard it thrown around in conversation, but still might not know exactly what it is….
One feature that I have admired most about iOS has been its Siri Shortcuts app. I always had high hopes for it, but the learning curve for it has been steep to do anything truly…
Microsoft has announced that their Windows 10 October Feature Update is now available to the general public. As most Engineers know, Windows 10 receives two annual updates around March and September, so this is the second of…
In 1984 Microsoft was considered one of the most successful software companies in the world. Ten years later that success led the FTC to consider some of Microsoft’s tactics as monopolistic, such as them bundling…
Have you ever noticed how computers parts seem to be getting bigger these days? Graphics cards are taking up two and three slots, fans are bigger and not as loud, and AMD ThreadRipper CPUs are…
My pick this week is XBOX GamePass by Microsoft. XBOX GamePass is the future of gaming. It is also the Netflix of gaming. Maybe you’re the kind of person that does not know what game…
On October 14th Max Krohn, the Head of Security Engineering, announced on the Zoom Blog that starting this week they would be rolling out End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) for free and paid users as part of…
This week I would like to discuss permissions in Linux. Permissions are an incredibly important aspect of using any operating system, but they can seem really complicated in a Linux command line environment. Today we…
