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.
Google needs to reclaim its Android TV platform
Without a “Made by Google” Android TV device, the platform has an expiration date.
What does the ambient music reveal about me?
Weeks of tracking and recording the music playing around me reveals a lot more than just my favorite song, from where I am to what I’m doing.
Oh boy, this hasn’t aged well…
An old editorial I wrote seven years ago about Google’s dominance recently resurfaced. Enjoy a laugh on me.
No, you don’t need the top-end Mac Pro
Everyone’s jaw dropped when they heard about the 1.5 TB of RAM.
Surprise, it’s overkill.
Public ambience: a social experiment
What happens when I track and share not only what I choose to listen to, but what I passively hear from the world around me?
Setting up a new smart TV is a mess
All I ask is that app developers would agree on one way to have users log in from smart TVs (as long as it doesn’t require an on-screen keyboard).
Google and Facebook are reintroducing privacy. Don’t fall for it.
It’s easy to get caught up in the hype of it all. Big tech companies, exposed, now retreating like a dog with its tail tucked between its legs and promising more privacy. Don’t be fooled.
How to get around “Device Administrator” rights for email
Use IMAP to stop your organization or college from enforcing device security when adding your email account to your phone.