Cybersecurity
The Dark Side of Smart Cars: Why I Don't Trust Them (Yet)
Cybersecurity Pentesting and Smart Cars: The Growing Need for Secure Autonomous Vehicles
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Healthcare
Open-source Healthcare Software: Stuck in a Time Warp
The Open-source EMR/ EHR/ HIS Solutions in 2024, did not change much for the last 10 years, why?
Svelte
My Experience with Svelte: A Framework Not Ready for Big Projects nor Heavy-Duty Apps
After getting recommendations from some friends, I decided to give Svelte a shot in four different apps. To be fair, it was a smooth experience, but it quickly became apparent that Svelte isn't nearly as mature as React or Vue. In terms of its ecosystem and community, Svelte
Samsung
Taking a Stand Against Samsung's Layoffs: A Personal Reflection on the 10 Most Significant Corporate Layoffs of the Past Decade
As a freelance developer focused on medical and web applications, the recent news about Samsung's layoffs hit hard. Over the past decade, corporate layoffs have become a disturbing trend, affecting thousands and destabilizing economies. Major companies, like General Electric, Ford, and IBM, have made headlines for substantial workforce
gadgets
Unnecessary Smart Sports Gadgets You Absolutely, 100% Don't Need (But They Made Them Anyway)
Why simply exercise when you can have a smart gadget do all the thinking for you? Forget about mastering form, technique, or self-discipline—these gadgets are here to help (or completely confuse you). Let’s take a look at the most pointless smart sports devices you can find on Amazon,
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Welcome to the Lazy Zone: AI Apps and Unnecessary Smart Devices - The Evolution of the Modern Human Sloth (Aka Breathing Couch)
Welcome to the era of smart devices, where “getting off the couch” is a legendary tale told by our ancestors. With AI apps and gadgets invading every corner of our lives, it seems we’ve turned into a bunch of highly advanced couch potatoes—more tech-savvy and less physically active
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14 Stupid Smart Gadgets We Definitely Don’t Need - Introducing R2-D2 Trashcan of the Future
In a world where simplicity seems to be taking a backseat, we’re bombarded with a plethora of “smart” gadgets that make us wonder: Why complicate our lives when we could keep things easy? Not Everything Needs to Be Smart! Enough Smart Things, Keep it Simple - The Need to
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Why Svelte Might Not Be the Best Choice for Large-Scale Serious Apps (And What to Use Instead)
As a web developer, I often get asked about frameworks for building scalable, powerful applications. While Svelte has gained popularity for its simplicity, I wouldn't recommend it for large-scale projects. The Svelte Appeal: A Double-Edged Sword Svelte positions itself as a revolutionary framework, promising a streamlined experience that
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The Smart Potty Training App: Since When Toddler's Potty Training Needs Wi-Fi!
As we live in a world where everything is “smart.” Smart toasters, smart mirrors, smart water bottles—because apparently, we need a reminder to drink water. But just when you thought the tech world couldn’t get any more absurd, along comes the Smart Potty Training App. Yes, you read
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Not Everything Needs to Be Smart! Enough Smart Things, Keep it Simple - The Need to Simplify Our Lives
We live in an era where everything, from your toothbrush to your trash can, is powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI). You might have heard the phrase “there’s an app for that,” but now it seems there’s a smart device for everything—whether it makes sense or not. In
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Opinion - More Smart Tech, More Lazy Humans: Why We Should Limit Its Use and Stay Responsible
Smart technology is everywhere. It’s embedded in our homes, cars, workplaces, and even on our wrists. From smart toasters and watches to fitness trackers and voice-controlled assistants, we live in a world where convenience is king. But here’s the problem: the more dependent we become on this tech,
Artificial Intelligence
Not Everything Needs to Be Smart: The Case Against Unnecessary Tech Gadgets
As, we’re witnessing the incoming of more and more devices infused with smart features. As both a doctor and a software developer, I appreciate the innovation behind these advancements, but I can’t help but feel that not every gadget needs to be “smart.” When we try to squeeze
Cars
Smart Electric Cars Aren’t for Me: They’re Just Glorified Phones on Wheels
As electric vehicles (EVs) become increasingly popular, it's easy to see why many people are excited about the prospect of driving an eco-friendly car. However, I can’t help but feel skeptical about these so-called “smart” electric cars. While they come packed with high-tech features, they often resemble
News
Samsung's Layoffs: A Troubling Sign of Corporate Greed and My Decision to Boycott
Recently, Samsung Electronics announced it would lay off around 2,000 employees in various countries, including South Korea, the United States, and Vietnam. This move raises serious concerns about the company's priorities, particularly in light of ongoing economic challenges. Samsung's New Products and Profit Outlook for
Cybersecurity
Smart Cars and Cybersecurity.. How does vehicle hacking affect driver safety?
The development of cars has changed the way we drive and interact with them. However, this development is linked to concerns related to cybersecurity. As smart cars continue to develop and more modern technologies are integrated, the risk of cyber attacks grows significantly. Imagine that you are driving your car
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Is Generative AI the Next Frontier or the Next Big Bubble?
Generative AI is attracting huge financial investments, to the point of raising fears of a new bubble... but most experts believe that this new technology will eventually pay off, at least for some companies. OpenAI, the San Francisco startup that launched the generative AI boom with its ChatGPT program at
Articles
The Dark Side of Reddit: How Toxicity is Crippling Information Sharing and Opinions
Reddit, often heralded as the "front page of the internet," is a platform where users can find discussions on virtually any topic. From niche hobbies to global news, Reddit offers a space for people to share information and opinions. However, beneath its seemingly democratic surface, there lies a
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Corruption is The Easiest Way to Turn an Outbreak Into a Disaster
The death of Dr. Li Wenliang (Feb.7.2020) sparks outrage as he was the first whistleblower for the current outbreak. Until this moment, many human rights groups and civil groups worldwide are demanding an investigation into his alleged grievance and speech suppression. Corruption from the beginning China tried to
Articles
9 Coolest IT Technology Breakthroughs of 2021
IT technology has been a massive boon to smoothen various functions, especially in the business world. The dynamic industry continually works to provide multiple practical solutions. And, these can be applied to improve one's daily life. Accordingly, today’s technological market has been progressing at a very rapid
Articles
Graduate Certificate Programs: Pros and Cons
Graduate certificate programs are a great way to get your foot in the door of the workforce. However, there are pros and cons to every program, and it is essential for you as a student to take time to weigh them out before committing. What Is a Graduate Certificate? A
Education
Does Technology Help Students Learn Better?
Should technology be used for learning? It has been one of the most debatable topics in recent times. For years, experts have been assessing the benefits of technology in education against the risks and implications it brings along. Some argue that technology allows you to experiment with pedagogy, decentralize the
Articles
5 Ways Remote Developers Can Collaborate In Real Time
There are several ways for remote developers to collaborate in real time. According to recent survey studies, nearly 75% of employees feel collaboration has suffered since transitioning to remote work environments. Indeed, many development companies have experienced a loss in teamwork and cooperation as the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed them
photography
From years of Mobile Photography to a mirrorless camera: Fujifilm X-T200
I have been taking shots since I got my iPhone SE, then iPhone 7 Plus till iPhone 8 Plus. It's a nice rich experience. I shot almost everything, landscapes, sunsets, birds, macrophotography, time-lapses videos and more. I had my DSLR camera lying around for years (since 2012), I
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Why Google Photos on iPhone Should get An update that works!
I have been using Google Photos to back-up and synchronize my photos from Android and iPhone devices for years. But everything changed when I decided to invest in iPhone mobile photography, I needed to enjoy the advantages that Google Photo provided on Android on my iPad (which holds memories from