You know you’re supposed to keep your web browser up to date, but do you know why? Google’s recent release of Chrome 152 offers a useful case study. The update fixed 327 security vulnerabilities, including 10 rated critical and 61 rated high severity. Those numbers sound alarming, but they ...
This past week, I’ve shown several homes that all seem to share one thing: a formal living room. We are all familiar with the room. It sits just inside the front door and is filled with the most expensive of furnishings. Perhaps a Murano glass chandelier hangs above, a vase (pronounced vaas) ...
Parents have become accustomed to managing technology. Phones have screen-time limits. Social media has privacy settings. Video games have age ratings and spending controls. OpenAI’s new ChatGPT for Teens gives families another set of tools: options for Study Hours, Quiet Hours, selected ...
There is a peephole in my front door. More accurately, there are two charming little “speakeasy” windows, designed specifically so I can discreetly peek through them to see who’s knocking before answering the door. Sadly, for me at least, there is one small design flaw: I can’t reach ...
Ask most folks in Utah whether their Social Security is taxable and you’ll get a confident “no.” I understand why. It feels like it should be. You paid in your whole working life; surely the government shouldn’t get to tax it again on the way out. But let me lay it on the line: For a ...
Nothing is really free when it comes to online services. If you don’t pay outright, you pay by seeing ads. While it took more than three years, OpenAI’s ChatGPT launched its ad platform earlier this year, as it prepares for its IPO. But unlike many other platforms, including Facebook and ...
