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What is a finsexual, and how do I know if I am one?
Written on 21 Jun 2025Happy pride month! Despite not being a very broadly known sexual identity, finsexuality is likely among one of the most common sexualities out there. It is perhaps the best label I’ve found for my sexual orientation.
Why Google selling Chrome may not be as impactful as you think
Written on 02 May 2025If you’ve been paying attention to the news recently, you would know that Google may have to sell the Chrome browser to a different company. This however, may not be as big of a deal for Google or the browser as you might expect.
The tragedy of corporate-owned proprietary AI
Written on 01 May 2025There’s a lot of skepticism if not downright hostility in the free and open source software community about emerging AI technologies, such as large language models and stable diffusion. Rightfully so, as these technologies have largely been a net negative for society, the software they infest, and many of the people who use them. But I don’t think it had to be that way.
Fedora Silverblue is better than ChromeOS and Windows S
Written on 10 Mar 2025When it comes to operating systems like ChromeOS and Windows S, the primary audience are those who are new to PCs. Perhaps people who have used a smartphone before, but aren’t quite used to what a complete PC operating system can offer.
For that kind of user, ChromeOS and Windows S aren’t very good options. Fedora Silverblue effectively has all the advantages (minus one important one that I’ll touch on later) while not compromising on being a fully featured operating system for those who need it.
The upcoming pseudoscience of lie detecting
Written on 08 Mar 2025Just a little disclaimer, this is completely 100% an opinion. Take everything I say here with a grain of salt and if you are a student please don’t cite me as a source. With that’s being said, let’s get on with the post.
In the last 200 years, we have seen an explosion in the area of science, but with that we have seen entire fields of science come and go. Over 100 years ago, fields such as Phrenology and Eugenics were still seen a legitimate fields of scientific study, and now they largely aren’t. Sometimes I wonder what fields of study we consider legitimate today in 2025 that will be seen as complete pseudoscience in 2125.
Why I recommend Fedora Workstation to new GNU/Linux users
Written on 06 Mar 2025Currently, I am working on a guide on how to switch to GNU/Linux for Windows and macOS users. This is a precursor to that guide that will answer a somewhat common question I get. What is the best distro to start with?