Samsung’s Galaxy S25 range of flagship phones is now complete, thanks to the addition of the new, svelte Galaxy S25 Edge handset. Its 5.8mm-thick titanium main frame is bound to elicit some “oohs” and “aahs” from smartphone lovers worldwide, especially those drooling over the upcoming iPhone 17 Air. The Edge (phone, not the U2 guitarist) […]
Agentic AI and Security
Agentic AI systems can be amazing – they offer radical new ways to build software, through orchestration of a whole ecosystem of agents, all via an imprecise conversational interface. This is a brand new way of working, but one that also opens up severe security risks, risks that may be fundamental to this approach. We […]
A Boardroom Look at Network Asset Management
Asset management on the network is more critical than ever. Few network managers emphasize its strategic significance in corporate risk management, however — and corporate boards don’t tend to think about it either. This is short-sighted thinking, given the network’s critical role in availing and protecting corporate assets, such as systems and data, from risk. […]
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Razer Blade 14 OLED Laptop Hones Its Edge In A Thinner Profile, Up To An RTX 5070
Boy, it sure seems like it’s the early 2010s again, with “thin” being all the rage. Along with the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge and the iPhone 17 Air, the war for thinness has been reignited. The redesigned Razer Blade 14 laptop is the latest entrant to this proverbial fight, packing GeForce RTX 50-series GPUs and […]
Fragments Nov 3
I’m very concerned about the security dangers of LLM-enabled browsers, as it’s just too easy for them to contain the Lethal Trifecta. For up-to-date eyes on these issues, I follow the writings of coiner of that phrase: Simon Willison. Here he examines a post on how OpenAI is thinking about these issues. My takeaways from […]
When Users Blame the Network First
For this article, I’m stepping up as a defense attorney for the most misunderstood part of IT: the network. I think there’s a psychological comfort in blaming the network. Blaming the network isn’t just a technical issue; it’s a cultural one. It reflects a broader human tendency to seek simple explanations for complex problems. Some […]
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Jony Ive's AI Device Startup Joins OpenAI In Mega Deal, Is Apple Cooked?
If Joss Whedon was writing the script for today’s news, right about now someone would be saying “well, that just happened!” OpenAI dug in its back pocket and found enough change for a $6.5-billion-total to entirely buy out Jony Ive’s AI device start-up called “io” (Io). Here’s how the story goes. After leaving Apple, Jony […]
The Learning Loop and LLMs
Software development has always resisted the idea that it can be turned into an assembly line. Even as our tools become smarter, faster, and more capable, the essential act remains the same: we learn by doing. An Assembly Line is a poor metaphor for software development In most mature engineering disciplines, the process is clear: […]
