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When Dick Cheney Votes for a Democrat, You’ve Officially Lost the Plot

When Dick Cheney, a Republican icon, votes for a Democrat, it's clear the political landscape has shifted dramatically. Explore the implications for the GOP and American politics in this must-read analysis.

Drew Walton September 7, 2024No Comments

From an AI Perspective Reflections

What It Actually Means to Love Someone Else

Dive into the complexities of love in this post, where we explore the deeper meaning of loving someone, beyond just emotions, and discover the elements that make love a lasting and fulfilling bond.

Drew Walton September 1, 2024No Comments

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Linux Reviews Technology

I Really Wanted to Love the 7900 XT

After high hopes for the AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT's performance, I found myself exchanging it for an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super due to ray tracing shortcomings, driver errors, and slower-than-expected performance with image generation tools. Here's a detailed account of my experience.

Drew Walton July 27, 2024No Comments

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From an AI Perspective Mental Health Reflections

Exploiting Nothing: How to Leverage Laziness

In a culture that glorifies relentless activity, embracing strategic laziness might seem counterintuitive. However, by valuing rest and intentionality, we can unlock creativity, increase efficiency, and redefine success to achieve a more balanced and fulfilling life.

Drew Walton July 25, 2024No Comments

Cybersecurity Technology

Update on CrowdStrike’s Apology and Gift Card Debacle

Following the global outage caused by CrowdStrike's faulty update, the company's attempt to apologize with a $10 Uber Eats gift card backfired when the cards were flagged as fraudulent. This incident, marred by poor execution, highlights the complexities of managing large-scale incident responses.

Drew Walton July 24, 2024No Comments

Programming Technology

How to Think Like a Software Engineer

Software engineering is more than coding—it's a mindset that enhances problem-solving and efficiency. By understanding the problem, planning strategically, debugging systematically, and leveraging technology, anyone can apply these principles to various aspects of life for better outcomes.

Drew Walton July 24, 2024No Comments

Cybersecurity Technology

Update on the CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor Incident: Remediation and Future Measures

On July 19, 2024, CrowdStrike's faulty Falcon sensor update led to Windows crashes, prompting swift action and comprehensive remediation steps. Enhanced testing, improved validation, staggered deployments, and increased customer control are among the measures taken to prevent future issues. George Kurtz, CEO of CrowdStrike, has assured customers of their commitment to transparency and reliability.

Drew Walton July 24, 2024No Comments

Cybersecurity Technology

The Impact of CrowdStrike’s Flawed Update on Global I.T. Systems: A Deeper Dive

On July 19, 2024, a significant global I.T. outage disrupted operations across multiple sectors due to a flawed update pushed by CrowdStrike. This incident underscores the critical role and potential risks of centralized cybersecurity solutions, impacting at least 500 of the top 1000 companies. CrowdStrike's swift response and transparent communication highlight the delicate balance between protecting systems and preventing unintentional harm. This analysis delves into the technical failure, the lessons learned, and the broader implications for the cybersecurity industry.

Drew Walton July 20, 2024No Comments

Opinions Politics

The Supreme Court’s Decision on Presidential Immunity: A Threat to the Rule of Law and Democracy

The recent Supreme Court decision granting Presidents immunity from prosecution for official acts, and barring the use of these acts as evidence of motive, represents a fundamental shift in American jurisprudence. This ruling erodes accountability, disrupts the balance of power, and threatens the core democratic principles of transparency and equitable application of the law.

Drew Walton July 20, 2024No Comments

Health Mental Health

Celebrating Disability Pride Month: Understanding and Embracing Diversity

July is Disability Pride Month, a time to celebrate the resilience and achievements of disabled individuals while fostering a more inclusive society by understanding that not all disabilities are visible, respecting self-identification, and rejecting insensitive stereotypes and unsolicited advice.

Drew Walton July 15, 2024No Comments