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Monthly Archives: April 2026
Chasing AI: Who needs software anyway?
A friend said to me the other day, “In the future, there won’t even be software. It’ll all be AI.” Sounds crazy right? Or is it? How AI replaced software (gpsd) for me today It clicked for me today when I impulsively plugged an … Continue reading
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The Impossible Job: Recovering a failing HFS+ external disk
A month or so back I overheard a conversation in my F3 Wheaton exercise group about a failed portable USB hard drive. The owner is professor Matthew Millner who has traveled as much as I have, has kids like me with priceless … Continue reading
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