Ground-breaking; Thought-Provoking I’ve often said that February is the longest month of the year. It lives between the dark of winter and the hope of spring. There’s not much good about February here in the Great Lakes region of the USA. Even though winters have been warmer over the last decade or two, “warmer” is a subjective… Read More »
A Humble Tribute to the Greatest Man I’ve Ever Known On February 26, 1971, the greatest man I have ever known passed away. And though he passed away that terrible February night – a night I’ll never forget – he lives on in my heart and my memory. There hasn’t been a day that has gone by… Read More »
It’s Superb Owl Sunday! Come to My Party! For one brief but ugly moment last week, I deserted the cynic inside me. I left the comfort of cynicism intoxicated by the sweet poison of hope. Don’t worry. I’m back in full vigor now. No more rose-colored glasses for me. There is comfort in cynicism. I… Read More »
My Interview with Bard AI is becoming pervasive in our lives. In our searches, medical care, and understanding of the universe. Whether AI will turn out to be a good thing or a disaster for humankind, only time will tell. So we think it’s important that we all have some basic knowledge of Large Language Models… Read More »
Scammers Keep On Exploiting Senior Citizens We’ve been doing computer repair work since 2011. In the past 13 years, we have worked on thousands of computers and we’ve seen and heard just about everything. All too frequently we’ve seen computer repair services ripping off senior citizens. Far too often we have learned of people paying hundreds… Read More »
The Christmas Gift Yes, sadly, it’s true. Christmas is over. The Christmas decorations are packed away, the Christmas trees are faded memories, and the holiday season is behind us. But in my house, Christmas lives on because of one tiny Christmas Gift. It’s not a gift that someone gave me. It’s more like a little Christmas miracle… Read More »