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Essays on technology, gaming, digital rights, and the grind between them. Twenty-two so far, more on the way.

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Sony Can Delete What You Bought. Ripping Your Own Blu-ray Is the Crime.

Digital RightsJul 02, 20265 min
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The EU Commission had 1.3 million reasons to act. It chose a code of conduct.

Digital RightsJun 21, 20264 min
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03

Token Poker and slop cannons: how companies will ration AI.

TechnologyJun 13, 20264 min
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Microsoft deleted the promise. Then broke the software.

Digital RightsJun 01, 20264 min
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Sony stopped growing. Now it's just extracting.

GamingMay 13, 20264 min
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Sony just locked your games. They're calling it a feature.

Digital RightsMay 02, 20264 min
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Ubisoft blinked: Stop Killing Games just proved the playbook works.

GamingApr 25, 20264 min
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Allbirds rebranded as an AI company. It was always going to end this way.

Digital RightsApr 20, 20264 min
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The engineer in the room: OpenAI and Palantir's FDE model.

TechnologyApr 19, 20267 min
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The accounting trick at the heart of the AI boom.

TechnologyApr 19, 20267 min
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Deloitte's 470K Claude AI rollout.

TechnologyOct 10, 20256 min
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12

The bigger picture: AI goes mainstream.

TechnologyOct 9, 20254 min
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13

Apple's AI disaster.

TechnologyAug 3, 20258 min
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Stop Killing Games: a beachhead for digital rights.

Digital RightsJul 19, 20257 min
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The streaming services chaos.

StreamingJun 14, 20255 min
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When life becomes a subscription service.

TechnologyJun 8, 20256 min
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17

Fortnite vs Apple.

LegalJun 1, 20255 min
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18

The $120 gaming reality.

GamingMay 31, 20255 min
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The gaming price hike.

GamingMay 24, 20256 min
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The fight for game ownership.

GamingMay 19, 20256 min
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21

Micron, Crucial, and the end of affordable memory.

TechnologyDec 8, 20245 min
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Exploring my journey.

PersonalNov 15, 20243 min
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