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A tongue in cheek wish list of technology I would part with my hard earned money to acquire.

Slightly tongue-in-cheek look at an invention that has endured for 156 years.

Hmmm, isn’t technology supposed to save us time and make us more productive? I’m starting to question that concept. With all the cyber security doors I have to pass through, password paranoia and the unrelenting barrage of e-mails, I think we have crossed a threshold where the law of diminishing returns kicked in. A typical […]

A half lighthearted, half serious look at the implications of self-driving vehicles and the motivations behind them.

Can’t live with it. Can’t live without it. What is an e-mail addict to do?

A lesson for our on-the-run society embedded in the science of summer solstice

A theoretical conversation that attempts, without success, to bridge the technological generation gap.

Taking issue with the “because we can” rationale that technology mavens fall back on for forever pushing forward our horizons.

“Oops! The page you requested is not available. Could not detect an internet connection.” A light-hearted look at the problem.

Contemplating the divide between digital immigrants and digital natives.