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My Tech Ears Are On #AmWriting
My Tech Ears Are On #AmWriting
I was just thinking… Years ago, I told my daughter that she had two ears for one very good reason, to listen to what she was being told. Quite easily, I manipulated the technical position of being the parent to instill my belief system into my child. Doesn’t mean I was correct, or as my experiences changed that I would self-adjust and change my perspective of the world. But most importantly,…
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Apple Tech & Puzzle Pieces #AmWriting
Apple Tech & Puzzle Pieces #AmWriting
I was thinking, as much as technology is improving life, there are ethical questions of “Who actually benefits?”
Recently an Apple iPad advertisement on television did an awesome pitch showing kids using their devices to complete homework assignments. It was brilliant! Its potential was amazing, but then there was the small print regarding an iPad pencil and that made me realize that there…
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Everyday Theory #AmWriting
I was just thinking, had Stephen Hawking been a Rock & Roll musician, he would have had R&B crossover appeal! Because there’s a little baseline funk attached to his classical theory.
Yesterday, Stephen Hawking died. I did not know him, but like so many others, I benefitted greatly from his scientific discoveries and more recently found solace in how he lived his life in a wheelchair, unable…
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Golden Oldie vs. Shiny New Internet #CyberSecurity
Golden Oldie vs. Shiny New Internet #CyberSecurity
If the internet were made of metal, it would probably be old and rusted, because it was created in the 1960’s… Think about that.
Most of us in the modern world use it with no idea of how it works or its life expectancy. Have you ever wondered? Me either.
In 1958 The Soviet Union (Russia) launched the first man-made satellite into space, named Sputnik. In response to that threat, President…
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+10K Tweets #AmWriting
I’m not sure that I should admit it to anyone, besides myself… but for prosperity sake, I’ve hit a milestone on social media, that is I tweeted my ten thousandth Tweet on Twitter and I feel great!
Maybe I’m a little perverse in my achievement, I’m not even sure it’s a thing. I mean, how many other people can say they’ve tweeted that many times? But then again, is there a gold standard for…
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Rambling Along Like Fridays
Rambling Along Like Fridays
There are so many different perspectives in the world, how can they all be right and mine be wrong?
Not so long ago, my life changed, it was a catastrophic event that stopped me from pursuing my dreams. And when it was over, everyone’s opinion of me was minimized:
“Well, at least your alive.”
My life has always been more than just breathing. My best use practices with air included running and…
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Ordinary Earthlings
Imagine, you’re an earthling and you’re extraordinary.
I’m not sure, but I think that today’s conversation has to be about complacency. Because there’s so much that we’re not doing, and we keep making excuses for why we’re not doing anything.
I’m reminded of my younger days, when I carried picket signs and stood up against all that was wrong with the world. From boycotting manufacturers that…
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Technology's Invitation Protect Your Data
Technology’s Invitation Protect Your Data
“Big Data” Like its cousin, “The Internet of Things” was given a lame name. Either the scientists who worked on the technology were being lazy, didn’t have an iota of creativity, or they just named it with a footnote, so they could get back to whatever else they were doing! However big data, like the air we breathe, has become part of our human story.
Recently my daughter confessed that she…
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~Personal Data~ Come What May 25, 2018
Preparedness, isn’t that the other reason for a good night’s rest?
On May 25, 2018, we’ll Wake Up to the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which will forever change how enterprises collect, gather, store and process personal data.
And while those on this side of the Great Pond might think it’ll be business as usual, they’d be well advised to become aware and acknowledge…
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AARP the Greatest Big Data
Is it just me, or have 76.4 million other Baby Boomers, noticed the dismal failure of the AARP?
Once taunted as a Silver Tsunami, we Baby Boomers were to be a force to be reckoned with! And the AARP was first to identify our numbers. I started to receive the mass mailing four years before my 50th birthday! I was so annoyed, as it was a stark reminder that I had reached the half century…
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Slotted Technology- Visionary
Dear Reader, if you’re reading this, then we are in all likelihood, still connected like slotted race cars.
But what if technology is a disruption to our way of life?
There’s a part of me that just wants to hurry up and get old, so that I can see innovative technology in its golden years, in all its glory! Both tweaked and fully operational, as it was destined to be and not just downloadable…
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Technology: Can We Live Without Plug-n-Play?
Technology: Can We Live Without Plug-n-Play?
Sliding rulers always cause me to pause, if not for them where would we be? USB technology is like that.
There was a time, when pocket protectors were like badges. Mostly worn by those with above average intelligence, who felt comfortable with numbers. People who owned a lot of pens, that wrote in multiple colors. People who didn’t use a calculator to figure out the circumference of a…
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Tech Up
How do we respond when we’re told that the only stupid question is the one that wasn’t asked? Hopefully, we ask.
It’s particularly important as technology continues to advance, placing more and more information readily at our fingertips and moving away from the notion that arches, loops and whorls, those distinctive patterns of our fingerprints are the only reliable mode of human identification.
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Tech Armor, A Girl's Security
Tech Armor, A Girl’s Security
In many ways, the radio is old timey technology. A throw back of simpler times, when air waves weren’t modulated and a slight hum was tolerable, as was fumbling with the dial to bring the station in clear. Nowadays, I only listen when I’m alone driving in my car.
In that closed interior, with the world just beyond my windshield, I’m comforted to hear a voice other than the one in my head. I…
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Technology Safe
In a knowledge-based economy, where everything is always on- demand and live-streaming, the old adage of having the whole world in the palm of one’s hand, for all intent and purposes is a reality.
The fast paced advances that we’ve seen in mobile technology have opened a wide swath of possibilities to how corporations conduct their business to how they support employees and reach their…
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Technology's Subliminal Mission
Technology’s Subliminal Mission
I was just thinking…
How easily we’ve accepted artificial intelligence, how cozy we are when we’re introduced. Recently NASA delivered Valkyrie, its humanoid R5 robot to Northeastern University and M.I.T. where the response was exciting but quaint, like a family reunion.
We were interested, but not awed. In an earlier era, we would have gawked at his size and the audacity of his mission, to…
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How Technology Stacks Up
How Technology Stacks Up
Lately, technology has been a stark reminder of time.
I’ve come to realize it’s not that life whizzes by too quickly or that time ticks too slowly. The truth is, time just passes without any change in pace whatsoever. How we manage it determines how we view it, like looking through a glass of water.
Yesterday, I climbed the attic steps and discovered my old smelly typewriter, I smiled. How…
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