I’m not a big fan of using technology just for the sake of it. We used to have a wireless battery-powered door bell, but it was unreliable: once, a heavy-handed delivery driver pushed in the rubber button so far that it got stuck under the case. Then every caller for a week after that just …
About two years ago, I decided that it’s not a good idea to constantly download unreviewed software written by untrusted individuals and to run that software with full privileges on my laptop. If I was telling a child how to avoid getting viruses on their Windows machine, this would be obvious and normal. But because …
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