My musings on tech and life

Cincinnati We Barely Knew Each Other


I spent the week in my Cincinnati Office. It’s perfect when I want to do things like reverse engineering or work on building random electronic projects that I might have going on in my life. In this particular case, I just wanted to spend some time working on my larger screens and get some of my random work projects cleaned up. When I travel, I generally use my iPad as a second monitor, but, I’ve noticed in the aggressive RF environments (like hotels), my ipad has a tendency to lose its mind, freezing the display, and then I have to wait for everything to time out before I have to disconnect everything and reconnect it again.…
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2023 Happy Thanksgiving


What am I thankful for? I’m thankful for my wonderful and ever-so-derpy puppy, Aspen. Thankful for my amazing partner who is so incredibly tolerant of me and my antics. Thankful for my friends. Thankful for my talented coworkers. I hope that you have an amazing Thanksgiving if you choose to celebrate it. You deserve it.…
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Seasonal Depression 2023 Edition


If you didn’t know, my dad passed away earlier this year. My dad and I didn’t have much of a relationship after I turned 18. There was a lot involved with that. I’m sure that there were things that I did that gave him more gray hair, and I like to think that he’d be proud of where I’m at today. Sometime after 2001, my dad stopped talking to me completely.…
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OpenAI and AImageddon


Well, if you haven’t heard, there’s some drama afoot in the world of AI. I don’t think I could effectively re-hash what’s going on here, but, from a security engineering point of view, AI/AGI is so new that there’s still a really untapped world of vulnerabilities that is out there to explore. Can you trust your company’s data with a vendor (OpenAI, in this case) who had a 95% staff turnover rate?…
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New Blog, who dis?


So, there was a bit of a shock last month when I got my usual digitalocean bill – it had jumped to nearly $500. While I’ve got a nice job, I don’t want to spend large sums of money every month that basically do nothing but sit idle; it’s time to kill off my bloghost instance. Moving this blog off to cloudflare is the last step in that journey. My thoughts on Ghost If you’re wanting a medium like experience, ghost is probably the best bang for the buck.…
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