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Broadband falling from the skies

Mark Lyndersay - January 23, 2023

Satellite delivery solves the problems of cost of infrastructure and the limited capacity to recoup it in sparsely populated regions.

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Rise of the nerd browser

Mark Lyndersay - January 17, 2023

Arc rather boldly strikes out into new ground. Actually, it takes a wild voop to the boundary. It's definitely not like any browser you've used before.

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The AI invasion: What’s left for creators?

Mark Lyndersay - January 9, 2023

"You can either rail and rant and say that the handheld drill is making people skilled at using manual crank drills obsolete or learn to use the new drill."

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AI shows its creative potential…sometimes

Mark Lyndersay - January 2, 2023

The most powerful AI tools have been trained by scraping publicly available images across the Internet, assimilating them by the billions.

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TT artists working with AI art

Mark Lyndersay - December 29, 2022

Once you figure out the learning curve you’re off like a sports car. However to truly get the results you want you have to know how to use the language and prompts.

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The holiday romance scam

Mark Lyndersay - December 26, 2022

Above: Image by Peshkov/DepositPhotos BitDepth#1386 for December 26, 2022 The evolution of romance and relationship related con artistry online...

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After Twitter

Mark Lyndersay - December 19, 2022

Mastodon is the old man in the room, founded in 2016 by Eugen Rochko. Other Twitter alternatives are even more recent.

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The 2022 Christmas tech gift advisory

Mark Lyndersay - December 12, 2022

The Thunderbolt 4 standard rolls everything that's gone before in both the USB and Thunderbolt standards into a single cable.

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