My current bandwidth is reminiscent of the AOL dial-up age: spotty, unreliable and painfully slow. As such, things that once took precedence have been pushed into the background until I’m ready to turn up the volume. As the mother, I’m the Gladys Kravitz of the household. Everyone’s ...
If you own a home, particularly one you've owned for more than about seven minutes, chances are you've received one. It comes in the form of a postcard, a letter, a text or even a knock on the door: “WE WANT TO BUY YOUR HOUSE!” They offer cash, quick closing, no repairs, no cleaning of the ...
You probably have Copilot already. It came with Windows and is built into Word and Outlook. Chances are you've never used it. Microsoft hopes to change that with a rebuilt Copilot that can answer questions, work inside your Office files and finish larger tasks on its own. It sounds useful, but ...
October is nearly here, and October has a reputation. The 1929 crash. Black Monday in 1987, when the market lost 22% in a single day. The worst of 2008. If the stock market has a haunted month, this is it. I'm not going to predict a crash. Nobody can, and the people who claim to are selling ...
Ask people if technology has too much influence in their lives and the vast majority will likely respond with a resounding "Yes!" But if you follow up by asking what they plan to do about it, the answer will likely be a lot less clear. "We need to remember that we have created systems in ...
It wasn’t too long ago that when a client asked me about the possibility of building a new home, I would give them my standard little speech. Sure, the base price looks great. But then we need to talk about what happens to that price once you start adding all the things you assumed a house ...
