Because who else are you going to ask? — 10. Am I cheating if I look at porn? It really depends on the time? 9. Am I a loser? If you’re asking Google, what does that tell you? 8. Am I crazy? See 9. 7. Am I in love? If you’re so annoyed by someone else’s way of life…

No more Games. Use a device (or computer) to cast your ballot. — It’s time to vote by mobile device. In 2020, the election had the largest voter turnout in history. In the race between soon to be president, Joe Biden, and then incumbent, Donald J. Trump, close to 160 million voters cast a ballot. The mood across the country as of this…

I don’t like where Twitter is going and here’s why. — Twitter makes me nervous. It’s been around since March 21, 2006 and has grown to nearly 330 million users. And while it’s fun to participate in all kinds of conversations, hear celebrity perspectives, and acquire new ideas from quirky bedfellows, I question Twitter’s motives and whether they’re helping. …

Even more important, elections could go global. — The election is a year away and the registered voter roll is way more than 160+ million strong as it was about this time in 2020. A year ago, voters nationwide cast ballots by mail or went to the polls prior to or on Election Day. …

This is not a traditional Medium article. In fact, it’s not a Medium article. These are short notes of what comedians call a “bit” — just a few comments about my observations on a specific subject. The bit is about CVS, the drugstore, and it’s receipts. They are long and…

Yes, you still hate them. — And what about suggested passwords? For security, they’re exceptional. For humans, they’re terrible. Why? Because they have no recall value whatsoever. It’s not like back in the day. Back in the nineties, you could use bullshit passwords. It was all brand new. All you wanted was something to remember. You…

Yes, you still hate them. — When we left off in Part I of this routine, we were talking about how passwords are like kidney stones. You pass them and life goes on. But, man, passwords are tough to manage. You forget that mid-$$ and your day can turn into a spectacle, especially at work where…

The pandemic has us dealing with all kinds of locks Children fight boredom with an iPad and X-Box They sit on the couch in their in their pajamas and socks They think exercise is dancing on sites like Tick Tok These devices have become the default babysitter During these days when…

Tell her (or him) to take a walk. — Ever since the pandemic, kids have had too much time on their hands. They don’t exercise. Not even a measly walk. Children have sought refuge from boredom in iPads and X-Boxes, which, for you — a working or struggling parent — these devices have become the default babysitter. And to see your kids sit there and not exercise, not even walk, you worry your kids just play games, eat snacks, and…