The Adventures of Roberts & Watson
I admit it – I harbor some belief in conspiracy theories. Mainly because some of them actually have merit. From the notebooks
Net Neutral
Net neutrality – that’s the topic du jour in matters technical.
It’s a confused, and confusing, subject.
There’s An App for That
Way back when, I was part of a call-in show on Time Warner called Point ‘n’ Click. The show was fun, informative, and
I Read a Book Today, Oh Boy!
When is the last time you read a book?
Really sat down with a real book in your hands and read
Blockchain
Remember Bitcoin?
It’s not gone, exactly, but it didn’t replace currency or regular, on-the-grid exchanges of “money” as predicted. (Though reports of its
Dig That Information
Yesterday my iPhone went all “fuzzy,” a highly technical term we used to use to describe what happened when your television set’s
The Meme: 40 Years Later
Time to revisit the concept of the “meme.”
This term is attributed to Richard Dawkins, who used it in his book, The Selfish Gene,
Liability in the Age of Twitter
Many years ago now and thanks to the MP3 compression algorithm first widely used in the early 90s, it became feasible to
