Brighter Evening

We usually take base 10 as being the natural way to look at numbers but is it? How are other types of numbers used in measurement units? Visit https://brighterevening.com a summary and links.

We discuss the simulation hypothesis - the idea that our percieved universe may be the simulation of a more advanced version of ourselves. We look at some of the evidence for and against it. Visit https://brighterevening.com a summary and links.

I tried the famous Popeye's chicken sandwich and share my thoughts and reaction. Visit https://brighterevening.com a summary and links.

We reflect on the tremendous growth in capability in two key categories of technology. We try to put this growth into perspective by looking at how we have reduced costs while improving the capabilities. Visit https://brighterevening.com a summary and links.

In having discussions about difficult topics, people often shut down conversation though the use of a logical fallacy. We discus a few of the ones that I often see. Visit https://brighterevening.com a summary and links.

We reflect on the tremendous growth in capability in two key categories of technology. We try to put this growth into perspective by looking at how we have reduced costs while improving the capabilities. Visit https://brighterevening.com a summary and links.

If you could travel back in time without worrying what your changes would cause, how could you improve the world? Visit https://brighterevening.com a summary and links.

We've lost a future that promised greater capability as computers became ubiquitous. While computers are better, faster, easier and cheaper than ever, something has gone wrong. Look at the present and see how e fall short of the future that might have been. Visit https://brighterevening.com a summary and links.

We've lost a future that promised greater capability as computers became ubiquitous. While computers are better, faster, easier and cheaper than ever, something has gone wrong. We start exploring the past to understand future we could have had. Visit https://brighterevening.com a summary and links.

At the end of the 90's, the DMCA was passed and a program called DeCSS was released. DeCSS decrypted region-encoded DVD's to allow copying and as well as playback in region other than the one the DVD was sold in. We will talk about this case, what happened and discuss how we can legally analyze computer source code to decide if it qualifies as speech. Visit https://brighterevening.com a summary and links.