by Greg Scott | Dec 7, 2021 | Technology
Image via Pexels Your website’s success isn’t necessarily something you can quantify by looking at other sites. Instead, it’s highly subjective. What might make a great website for one business may not work for all businesses, and it all may depend on the end user....
by Greg Scott | May 28, 2021 | Slice of Life, Technology
The Arizona election audit story saturated the US national news in early May, 2021, six months after the 2020 election. Somebody deleted the database! What are they hiding in Arizona? See, we told’ja so – liberals did steal the election! Naturally, Trump...
by Greg Scott | Feb 27, 2021 | Technology
Contents Basic Youtube StreamingMore Sophisticated Youtube StreamingClient CodecWell, Now What?PresentationTo the Next LevelCreative Connectivity Shortly after Holes 4 Heroes 2019, I wrote a blog post about how to present a quality livestream without spending one...
by Greg Scott | Nov 14, 2020 | Technology
People outside the IT industry occasionally ask me what RAID is all about. I finally took the time to write it up. RAID is an acronym for Redundant arrays of independent disks. The acronym in the original 1980s paper stood for “Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive...
by Greg Scott | Jul 27, 2020 | Cybersecurity, Technology
Your new smart home may need a smarter network In part 1, I suggested a few things to consider when shopping for a thermostat, door lock, baby monitor, kitchen appliance, or other smart home IoT (Internet of Things) device. Here, in part 2, I’ll share some thoughts on...
by Greg Scott | Jul 27, 2020 | Cybersecurity, Technology
Today’s smart home devices are more sophisticated and more dangerous than any consumer device ever invented. Here, in part 1, I’ll show a few things to consider when shopping for a security camera, thermostat, door lock, baby monitor, kitchen appliance, or...
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