… and does it matter?
Most people probably don’t. Claire Evans on ScienceBlogs gives an overview with a look at how most of us relate to technology.
I often wonder whether technology can continue to progress at its current pace if less and less of us understand it. But perhaps it only requires a few … I don’t know!
I’m typing this post using my iPad with a Bluetooth keyboard. It’s a rather nice little keyboard, that fits in my suitcase. It also has a touchpad built in. When I use my Galaxy Note 9 with Dex, I use the touchpad as well as the keyboard. With the iPad, I don’t have the touchpad….
“It doesn’t look like anything else,” said Musk, and he wasn’t wrong. Tesla Cybertruck: Revenge of the nerds makes a smashingly awkward debut Yep. More or less. And yet, I wouldn’t go betting on complete failure. This is Elon Musk, after all.
Opensource.com provides some important predictions about AI over the coming year.
I always love it when my lifelong involvement with technology meets my area of formal training, as in the post Manuscripts Digitized at Southern Methodist University from the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts. One of the more interesting—and completely invalid—arguments regarding the text of the New Testament is the idea that I…
I could live in one of these.
I try to stay away from politics, and will definitely stay away from advocating for or against parties or candidates, but sometimes—quite frequently in fact—politics and technology impact one another. And don’t even mention my other activities in religion! I read a post today calling for a breakup (perhaps) of Adobe along with other tech…
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