Previously, I wrote about the prevalence of artificial intelligence (A.I. or the more common AI) and whether we should be worried. Months later, I came across a very real reason bloggers are getting worried about AI. Google appears to have taken a post of mine and used it to train its Gemini model an inject […]
The directive was simple: Build some sort of tool that could perform an installation similar to what ‘sudo’ does on Linux in a limited user session. There is literally nothing like this for Windows that performs in any sort of automated fashion…
Remote access is something of an occasional tool for most people. They might use it to help mom find that website, but for us in I.T., this is a fundamental tool, nearly as important as a web browser or a file manager. I’ve written about other tools, such as Logmein, that abandoned it’s free users, […]
Now for something a little different. Recently, I’d embarked on trip through the entire eight season run of this show and I have thoughts.
Curiously, all this talk about artificial intelligence seems to miss these bigger truths.
This is huge. The case was filed in November, but as only recently come to light in a news article. The LTB is in crisis, this case all but cements it as fact. Let’s look at the details.
Sure, we all need to have patience for travel, though it seems like something fishy might be going on with this new fare class.
The Ontario government has a peculiar posture towards online petitions. I share some of what we learned at SOLO about them.
It’s been an off-and-on pursuit for close to six months. I wanted to share a free sample of what this looks like.
The Remote Control tool landscape is a bit crazy these days. As someone that often controls computers remotely, I’m always looking for better and more useful options in this space. I’ve even spoken about the lack of an open-source peer-to-peer remote access tool. Well, no longer is that the case. RustDesk is a remote access tool modeled much like TeamViewer.