The last three days have been dedicated to decluttering, beginning with the closet. One of the advantages of moving from one country to another so often is that you are forced to sort through your things on a regular basis and discard what is no longer needed, has been outgrown, or was just wasting away
Category: IT
It’s Monday morning, the weather in Berlin is cold, rainy and grey, and I have the day off. What could possibly go wrong? The day began with some almost-perfect pancakes, a gorgeously large cappuccino, and the daily crop of crap (spam mail) and an upset cat setting her tail on fire. The pancakes were delicious,
Gather around the virtual fireplace children, and let me tell you a story… Once upon a time, many bites ago, in a long-forgotten analog world, humans used to gather around tables or camp fires and have conversations about life, family, school, work and the burdens of the soul. Families had home-cooked meals together, parties were
Years ago (circa 2012) jumped on the WhatsApp bandwagon as a compromise for not joining Facebook and co. This, I discovered, was a brilliant alternative to the defunct Yahoo Messenger and plethora of other messengers out there at the time. As the technology developed and the voice messaging improved, my mobile phone bills decreased and
T’was the night before Christmas, and all through the shop,The computers were whirring; they never do stop.The power was on and the temperature right,In hopes that the input would feed back that night. The system was ready, the program was coded,And memory drums had been carefully loaded;While adding a Christmasy glow to the scene,The lights
Last month FrogDiva Thoughts launched a blog-sharing project with Tenfold, a cutting-edge platform for customer telecommunications infrastructures (CTI). From The Terminator to Blade Runner, pop culture has always leaned towards a chilling depiction of artificial intelligence (AI) and our future with AI at the helm. Recent headlines about Facebook panicking because their AI bots developed a
