Here we go! A new year a new post! Here’s some of my predictions for 5 areas in 2025.

Authentication has gotten complicated. Username. Password. 2FA Code. Passkeys. Simplification will be key.

Open source is changing. The question is, is it facing a crisis of funding? Of extra support from the businesses that use them?

I wanted to see if generative AI can compete with ATS scanners. Here's what I learned.

I've worked on some DevSecOps plans in the past, here's my thoughts on creating one.

I went to a job fair in 2024. Here's my experience.

I did some work on improving costs for a CI/CD pipeline. This was how I did it.

Apple Live photos are a really useful tool, but it has it's limitations. What are they?

Project Overview During the pandemic I was tasked with deploying laptops to all employees of a company. Usually, when laptops were...

I was tasked with designing, planning and installing a new video system for a building that hosted live productions.

This was one of the first major systems projects I worked on, transition an outdated Terminal Server to laptops and cloud storage.

Ghost logins & links can cause a problems and allow persistent access to an attacker. Take some steps to stop them!

My VW GTI 2016 HID headlight assembly's DRL module failed, as well as some other items. Here's how I fixed it.

Advertising runs the internet. AI runs the future. We need to come up with a method to mesh the two together to where webpage ads can contin

What is with Arbitration? It seems to be sneaking into our agreements we frustratingly sign to get access to the tools we use every day.

Layoffs, along with their supposed replacements (AI) have been in the news a lot recently.

Employees and customers are getting tired of the apathetic, impersonal, productivity driven profits.

Features, features, features. They are the lifeblood of business. What happens when they only release them for new customers?

Outlook for Windows is Microsoft’s new attempt at reinvigorating Outlook. It has a hidden secret that will impact business users.

The customer is always right. Except now, where the customer is a byproduct of companies ever expanding profits.