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Technology moves fast, but its impact lingers. These posts explore technology across eras—old and new—where innovation, obsolescence, and human behaviour intersect, shaping how tools are used, discarded, and remembered long after their moment has passed.

Functional, But Not Imaginative: Why AI Still Can’t Write Human Stories

Handing creative control to AI can damage author credibility and reader trust. Instances of raw prompts, fabricated facts, and misleading content highlight these risks. While AI can assist in drafting, authors should maintain control to avoid generic writing and reputational harm, as reliance on AI leads to diminished quality and trustworthiness in literature.

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Why Did My 2TB USB Drive Fail?

The author bought a 2TB USB thumb drive to declutter their digital files but faced issues with file transfers, discovering some files were missing after transferring. The drive only supports exFAT, causing complications with large files. Frustrated, the author seeks advice on how to use the drive effectively and safely.

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Fixing Jittery Live Streams

The post discusses common issues with live streaming, particularly jittery and glitchy video feeds. It suggests solutions to minimize these problems, including stabilizing the camera, using a tripod, ensuring a strong network connection, and monitoring the audience’s feed. Proper preparation and testing can significantly enhance streaming quality.

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Power Banks: Original VS Fakes

Power banks are essential for those who often find themselves away from electrical outlets, especially during outdoor activities. While some models boast unnecessary features, a high-quality, straightforward power bank can be more reliable. The author shares their experience with various power banks, emphasizing performance over gimmicks.

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E-readers vs. Traditional Books: What You Should Know

The text discusses the advantages of owning an E-reader, emphasizing long battery life, eye-friendly screens, and undisturbed reading experiences without notifications. It highlights customizable text size, extensive storage for books, and easy downloading via Wi-Fi. Ultimately, the author shares his positive experience with e-readers, encouraging potential buyers to consider them.

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I Finally Got Sold On DAB+ Radio

The author reflects on the charm of analogue radio and the resistance to change. Nostalgic for simplicity, they recount their experience with upgrading to DAB+ and the surprising benefits, leading them to embrace the new technology. The clear reception, effortless tuning, and improved sound quality have won them over, even using it for novel writing.

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A Brief History of My Internet

TRS-80 was my first online experience, connecting to the STARS network in ’85. The slow, one-color screen led me away briefly, but I returned in 2000 to launch a photography site. As technology evolved, I struggled to keep up until migrating to WordPress, which automatically adapted to changes. Today’s online world is complex and ever-changing.

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The Last Writable CD

The author nostalgically reflects on the lost art of CD burning, reminiscing about the profound significance of this now-obsolete process in the digital age. The poetic language expresses the emotional and artistic value of creating physical manifestations of memories through burned CDs, evoking a sense of sentimental longing for a bygone era.

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