We’re finally going to tackle the very thorny A.I. subject this week. A.I. – Part 1 A.I. has become a buzzy catchall term for applications that perform complex tasks that once required human input. Fr

We continue our AI show! A.I. – Part 2 We talk about ethics, concerns, impact, and more! Want more reading? Well then, here we go! https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/02/dont-worry-about-ai-breaking-

Meteors and asteroids and meteorites, oh my! Were joined by Dr. Armstrong from the UH Institute for Astronomy as well Tracey, our favorite librarian! Rocks From Space! For further reading? https://ww

Science! Local Kids Make Good Science! Its not just for old people in lab coats and plans of world domination. Our local keiki are getting involved and doing well! Dr. Armstrong talks about the proje

Email was one of the killer apps for the internet. Email 101 Today, its still widely used for shopping, social media, checking in on the kids progress at school, registering for services, and even s

Internet Explorer is officially done and over with. However, its bones are still lingering in Windows. IE11 Removal and Unintended Consequences Microsoft is removing some of the remnants from the OS w

Be careful what you look for. Search TRAPS The bad guys know you want games, productivity software and other apps for your computer or phone. Well, guess what? Theyll put them online but make them in

Got a new cable modem for home or work? Got it hooked up? Got it set up? Is it working yet? No? Did you get activated? Yes? Whats going on? Connectivity 101 Sam found out the hard way. He did everyth

Microsoft 2013 will be coming to end-of-support. Its about 10 years old! Office 2013s expiration, what it may portend No more patches or updates. Thats a big deal! Are you going to update 2016 or

Batteries. Its hard to imagine modern life without them. Our phones, cars, flashlights, and more rely on them. But what do you do when they give up the ghost and die? Battery Disposal on Maui Is thro