Click. You take out your iPhone from your backpack. It works really fast. Everything seamlessly connects to each other. Airdrop files from your iPads, Macs and IPhones. Apple One subscription as well…
The European Union (EU) is reassessing its investigations of tech groups including Apple, Meta and Google, just as American companies urge President Donald Trump to intervene against what they characterize as overzealous EU enforcement and days ahead of the president’s second inauguration.
Ultra Accelerator Link Consortium (UALink) has announced the expansion of its Board of Directors with the election of Alibaba Cloud Computing, Apple, and Synopsys. The new Board members will leverage their industry knowledge to advance development and industry adoption of UALink – a high-speed, scale-up interconnect for next-generation AI cluster perfor…
How Tech Titans Are Reshaping Government and Society.
Elon Musk has evolved from a tech entrepreneur into a tech oligarch. Wielding vast economic, social, and political influence. What began as an era of innovation and digital ‘liberation’ is now raising alarms as tech leaders increasingly encroach on public institutions, shaping policies, narratives, and even governance itself. Look no further than the re…
Since I moved to a small town, I've started taking out my airpods when grocery shopping because I noticed the older people here think it's rude (totally fair, it is pretty rude). I've noticed a significant change in the interactions I have with other people, and it's made doing groceries a much better experience!!
Great idea for airpods/headphone. i mainly use them for walking the dogs. but yes, it blocks the city or nature's noises.
in 2024, I stopped entering elevators with my phone in hand, so I can say hi to people and if possible, be free to engage a short chat. Being accessible to others is important. Aren't we living in a society, as George would scream in Seinfeld??
Furthermore, it seems no one can walk without looking at his/her phone. no one is that busy, come on...
Good morning and Happy New Year, Christopher! Add to President Trump’s techno/working class/multi-racial coalition: us ‘normal’ Gays (as VP Vance said to Joe Rogan) pulled the lever for Trump. One morning before the election I was bored and added up all the followers of the MAGA Gay men I follow on X: 2,225,000. I double and triple checked. Yup. 2.25 million!!! We’re all just fed up with the 64 gender woo woo bullshit and the trans Taliban/Davidians who are hijacking our 50+ year movement, twisting and warping our rich history and struggles (there were NO transgenders at Stonewall in June 1969; there were transvestites, a huge difference) just to show America that we are indeed, normal. Only to see these freaks and this thank God only 12 more days Biden administration enable these freaks and no more transing away the Gays starting January 20th. The untold story of the 2024 election which the Human Rights Commission (they blocked me on X after I suggested they change their moniker to the TRC, Trans Rights Commission) dare not mention? Perhaps it was us normal Gays who put Donald Trump/JD Vance over the top! How many more votes than Harris did Trump receive in November? 2.25 million? Hmmm 🤔 Someone tell the HRC (TRC), please just to piss them off.
Robust debate is how policy is *supposed* to be formulated. It’s a tragedy that blind conformity to the party line and vitriolic ad hominem denigration of political opponents has replaced it. Having policy differences with someone doesn’t automatically make them your mortal enemy.
Trump exemplifies this: he will praise and compliment those across the deal-making table; he knows it’s unhelpful to insult and belittle them and that better deals are reached via good will and warm respect. Sure he sometimes trolls them, but when it comes time to begin negotiations, he stops that and adopts an attitude of courtesy and respect. This confuses many observers, but it is actually very smart.
Meta’s policy changes now make it easier to target marginalized groups with harassment.
America rang in the New Year to news of two terrorist attacks. A massacre in New Orleans with 15 dead, and a suicidal car bombing in Las Vegas. Both attackers had a backstory we’re all too familiar with because we’ve seen it so many times before: They’d been radicalized online.
What I See Is Two Individual's At The End Of Rope !! Or At The End Of One Journey !!? Or Both !!? In Their Lives And Fail To See !! And Make Changes !!? Or Start New Chapter's And Ultimately Decided To End All !!? And For Some Reason Have To Take Others With Them !!? And That !!? Is Nothing New !!? I'm Sure ! Some Shrink's Out There Have A Name For It !!? But I Rebutt !! This Concept Of Playing The Blame Game !!? With Internet Terrorism !! Being The Sole Cause !? I Could Be Wrong !!? However The Bushes Sold American's On Going To War !!? With Terrorism !? The Last I Knew Was You Know Your Enemies !!!? And You Have 2/3 Support From Your Congress !!? To Go To War !!?
> the “Tech Right”’s lack of a moral compass (of the Christian sort)
Here’s one update I suggest for you: The Christian/Nietzschian divide definitely runs through the tech right, and tbh even through the hearts of many key figures on the tech right.
If you aren’t talking to some people who think it’s both time to build and time to accept Christ you’ll be missing a fascinating part of what’s going on.
As much as I want a post-scarcity future, it’s hard to imagine technology (progress) alone getting us there given that we can’t solve basic problems with the abundant resources we have today.
Apple is one of the biggest companies in the world and one of the tech sector’s biggest influencers. It’s perhaps best known as the manufacturer of iPhones, but the development of Apple Intelligence within its devices also positions it as a major player in the AI revolution.
Happy New Year everyone! If you have already recovered from the festive mood and feel like catching up, have I got some stuff for you - starting with a recap of the state of play in genAI:
Happy New Year and welcome to the latest edition of Defense Tech and Acquisition. With the new year, brings optimism for defense tech modernization and enterprise reforms.
When I first saw this in an airport, a few years ago, I almost went up to the father and said--get off your phone and tell your son to do the same. All that time together and they weren't even interacting. In the blink of an eye, your son will be out of the house and have little time for you. Plus...Small children glued to screens--ouch. The worst kind of parenting I can imagine.