Losing Readers?
While I am not a popularity junkie, it is more gratifying to know one is writing for a large than a small audience as I write to try and assist others.
On technology, AI, and the gap between what a tool promises and what an organisation actually does with it.
37 essays
While I am not a popularity junkie, it is more gratifying to know one is writing for a large than a small audience as I write to try and assist others.
As the saying goes, 'God is in the detail' and only by finessing the little things does the overall project take on a majestic form.
Ever a man to love a bit of tinkering, the blogging process has also proved to be as much a technical as a mental exercise.
Having perused and discarded a number of options (Medium, Tumblr, Squarespace and Jekyll), I am now caught between the devil and the deep blue sea.
As a man who loves his technology, one thing I enjoy reading about is how others use theirs. There is a small degree of voyeurism in this, but mostly it
End to End Privacy requires providing users with encryption everywhere they don't control. This is a promise a platform needs to uphold.
To replace a People's Republic network with a Democratic Club network isn't necessarily an improvement because it only prefences one centralised solution over another.