
Thoughts on cybersecurity, AI, mobile apps, tech, and life outside of tech from a guy who is still fascinated with the idea of a computer in our pockets, and believes that our knowledge is one of our biggest assets in life
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I wrote about Heptabase back in January, singing its praises and describing it as a learning and research partner, and much more than just a notes app. You could jump over to that post and learn lots of good reasons to use Heptabase for tho...
Rambler is like the great first few words in a Charles Dickens novel (A Tale of Two Cities) - “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”. And right now it’s mostly the worst of times.
Rambler is officiall...
Versions of a daily brief have been around for quite a few years now - via smartphones and their personal assistant features. In the last couple of years these have been powered by AI apps, allegedly making them far more useful. For me at l...
Cross apps actions have been a shiny thing on the horizon for any of us who are looking forward to moving beyond simple Google Assistant type actions on Android phones for a good little while now.
At a b...
Wispr Flow is by far the best tool I’ve seen for using voice instead of using a keyboard. My typing speed has been something of an Achilles heel for me at work for many years. Being super slow at typing is not a great thing at home either....
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Cybersecurity GRC analyst and AI Governance lead — securing critical infrastructure by experience, governing AI by passion and necessity. Austinite, former Londoner, father, dog lover, Buddhist, striving to be optimistic about preserving our planet.
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