Passwords Are Still the Problem. Here's What I Tell Every Client.
After all these years and all this technology, the single biggest security risk I see is still the same boring, fixable thing: passwords.
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Flashback Friday: My First Computer Build and the Magic Smoke
My first ever PC build ended in actual smoke. Here is what a few hundred dollars of melted components taught a teenager about electronics.
What a Laser Cutter Taught Me About Patience
I am not a naturally patient person. A laser cutter has spent years quietly trying to fix that, one ruined piece of material at a time.
Inside an Incident Control Centre: What the Tech Actually Looks Like
No flashing screens or movie-style war rooms. Here is what the technology behind real incident management actually looks like, and why the boring version works better.
The Night the Transmitter Died Mid-Broadcast
Live radio has a way of teaching you grace under pressure. This is the story of the night 92.3FM went silent, live, mid-sentence.
The Small Business AI Stack I Actually Recommend in 2026
Clients keep asking which AI tools are actually worth paying for. Here is the honest, no-hype answer I give them.
Liquid Damage: What I Can Save, What I Can't, and Why
Rice does not work. Here is what twenty-five years of liquid damage repairs has actually taught me about what can be saved — and what is gone for good.
Why I Turn Down Jobs (And Why That's Good for Business)
Twenty-five years of freelancing taught me that saying no to the wrong job is sometimes the most valuable thing I do all week.
Flashback Friday: Dial-Up, ICQ, and the Sound of Getting Online
That screech-and-hiss handshake sound. The ICQ "uh oh." Tying up the home phone line for hours. A tribute to the genuinely chaotic early internet.