Some months ago the motor started dying on my electric toothbrush. It was over 5 years old, a geriatric by today’s technology standards. As we shopped around for something new, I realized it might be difficult to find a replacement…
Category: Digital Dilemma
The Rules of Global Language
A few months ago, I blogged about tech companies “Controlling Global Language.” With billions of people using social media platforms and producing billions of posts daily, things are bound to get complicated. Language is nuanced and context counts for a…
Memories For You or Just Another Invasion of Privacy
Last night a new notification appeared on my iPad that a new photo something was ready for me. Curious, I unlocked my iPad and investigated. I scrolled through the newly noticed area of my Photos app in horror. The “For…
Vacation: The Digital Photo Aftermath
I recently returned from a fabulous trip to Iceland. Unpacking my suitcase was easy, but I can already tell “unpacking” the digital photos will probably take the same amount of time as the vacation itself. To complicate matters, this was…
The Media Circus
Watching Brett Kavanaugh’s “job interview” last week, I had flashbacks to the 1991 hearings between Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas. I was a teenager at the time, but I remember talking about it in school, discussing it with friends, and…