Perpetual Learning
Okay, so hear me out… Big news just dropped from SK hynix, and it’s got me pretty hyped about the future of PC gaming. They’ve officially confirmed they’re working on 3GB GDDR7 memory modules. For those who aren’t deep in the weeds, this is the stuff that makes your graphics card, well, graphical. Think faster … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… You’ve got your shiny new VR headset, you’re ready to dive into some awesome virtual worlds, and then BAM! Steam VR throws up an error: “Streaming VR is only supported on the local network.” Super frustrating, right? I’ve been there, especially when I was experimenting with my VR setup. This … Read more
Did you know that Earth has gone through dramatic climate shifts before? We often talk about climate change today, but our planet’s history is full of its own climate rollercoasters. A new study, looking at ancient rocks from Anticosti Island in Canada, is challenging what we thought we knew about one of these events: the … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… Iran’s been talking about ditching GPS for a while, and it might sound like just another tech headline. But honestly, it’s a pretty big deal, and it’s not just about satellites. So, what’s the deal? GPS, or the Global Positioning System, is that super common tech that tells your phone, … Read more
Hey everyone, Elias here! Today, I want to dive into something that sparks a lot of conversation in our community: the idea of homesteading. Recently, I came across a candidate’s detailed homestead plan, and it got me thinking about the practical side of making such a dream a reality. It’s not just about a romantic … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… we all love messing around with AI like ChatGPT. It’s pretty mind-blowing what it can do, right? But lately, I’ve been noticing something super weird, and honestly, kind of scary. ChatGPT, and other AI models, aren’t just sometimes wrong; they’re actively making stuff up – what people in the know … Read more
Hello fellow garden enthusiasts! Elias here. Today, I want to talk about a plant that’s a bit of a legend in the houseplant world: the Croton. Now, when I say “35-year-old Croton,” I’m not talking about a specific plant I’ve had for 35 years (though that would be amazing!). I’m referencing the idea of a … Read more
In today’s interconnected world, we often take navigation systems for granted. They guide us, track our packages, and even help manage complex infrastructure. But what happens when a nation decides to step away from a globally dominant technology like GPS? Recently, news has emerged about Iran planning to develop its own navigation system, potentially moving … Read more
The artificial intelligence revolution is here, and it’s hungry for power. As AI models grow more complex and data centers expand to support them, the demand for reliable and efficient energy generation is skyrocketing. This trend presents a unique investment opportunity, especially for those interested in the intersection of technology, infrastructure, and energy. As someone … Read more
As I travel across the country these days, often researching historical routes and byways, I find myself thinking a lot about gas prices. It’s a modern traveler’s constant companion, isn’t it? But this focus on cost-saving travel strategies, especially concerning fuel, actually connects with a much older human trait: resourcefulness. Think about it. Throughout history, … Read more