I’ve listened to nothing but Eminem’s new album for two weeks. The album, his best since Recovery, is chock-full of absolute bangers. Here’s the definitive worst-to-best rankings of all 17 tracks.
HDHomeRun devices block VPNs (or: How DRM is the devil)
HDHomeRun devices don’t work on VPN connections, because DRM is still a thing.
A revived Wear OS? Don’t hold your breath.
Fitbit had long been what Wear OS wanted to be, the de facto smartwatch for Android users. Does Google have a plan to fill that role now?
Google, you blew it.
Google’s new Pixel 4 is a disaster. Okay, maybe that’s too strong a word. But something like “disappointing” is too light to describe this mess of a product. It’s not often you use the words “mess” and “Google” in the same sentence (at least, when referring to their hardware; specifically their phone hardware; specifically their phone hardware that […]
The disappointing iPhone 11: Has Apple peaked?
The new iPhone is really underwhelming, especially for a “tick” year. What does this mean for Apple in the long run?
Start using two-factor authentication, and then immediately stop using SMS two-factor authentication
The hijack of Jack Dorsey’s Twitter account reaffirms that you need to use strong two-factor authentication methods.
The College Football Playoffs, re-imagined
What would the College Football Playoffs look like if the committee picked the four teams the RIGHT way?
Android’s “rebrand” is just a front
Android’s newly-announced re-brand is supposedly to clarify the operating system “for everyone”. Really, it’s just another halfhearted attempt to beat iOS.
Don’t Worry A-Bot It: Part 1
We’re kicking off the Bots series with Nate’s first two Twitter bots.
Two new public projects! (I’ve been busy…)
I’ve been keeping busy with a dozen different tech projects. I’d like to debut two of them here today.