Quantum in the Cloud
Disruptive technologies exist because the need for them demands it. Whether or not we can identify that need is another matter entirely. I wrote an article around 10 years ago […]
Author: john
I Deleted My Facebook Account
After many years of unsettling interactions that have not benefited me but alienated me from the people I’ve been trying to connect to, I have decided to delete my account. […]
The AI among us
There are very few things in this world that take me by surprise and I must say I was surprised to hear about the latest in artificial intelligence that’s been […]
Windows 10 is an interesting spy machine
Consider this excerpt below from Microsoft’s privacy statement, Finally, we will access, disclose and preserve personal data, including your content (such as the content of your emails, other private communications […]
OLG’s PlayOLG.ca Website Fails Review
I signed up to try out OLG’s new PlayOLG.ca website because I often see and hear advertisements about their new site. This is my review of their website. Registering on […]
Why the Electric Car Industry is Going in the Wrong Direction
Over the years I have encountered massive amounts of information concerning technology, energy, and where the money is going especially concerning the electric car industry. We have numerous car manufacturers […]
Cloud Computing
It’s been almost two years since we posted our article on Google’s server power for cloud computing. It appears that the term “cloud” has received a much larger interest, like […]
Google’s Server Power
Google has many servers, I would estimate based on various reports that they have close to 600,000 servers if not more. Three years ago, experts estimated 450,000 servers1. A thought […]