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2026

Life without Windows? Mircosoft nightmare is coming true slowly

Microsoft’s grip on the desktop is no longer an absolute shield. Between the surge in mobile-first workflows and Google’s dominance in the education sector with ChromeOS, an entire generation is learning to live without Windows. As ARM-based hardware like the MacBook Neo makes high-end efficiency affordable, and Linux gaming finally becomes viable through devices like the Steam Deck, the “Windows-only” world is fracturing. Microsoft is realizing that losing the operating system war means losing the data, the users, and the future.
July 10, 2026
Technology

Electronics supply squeeze equals wallet squeezing

We have gone from crypto miners hogging GPUs to AI data centers eating the entire supply chain. Between global conflicts driving up material costs and a massive pivot toward high margin enterprise hardware, the era of cheap consumer electronics has hit a wall. From RAM shortages to the “shovel selling” strategy of major tech giants, here is why your next upgrade is about to get much more expensive and why the AI gold rush might eventually leave us with a massive hardware glut.
July 3, 2026
Technology

Music Monday: Discovering queer songs

What happens when a song becomes a global hit, but the person who inspired it is still being refused entry to the local bar? This Music Monday, I am looking past the usual anthems to explore the complicated, sweet, and sometimes painful history of trans representation in music. From the trailblazing energy of Ma Rainey in the 1920s to the “diamond in the rough” stories of trans men that remain hidden today, we are tracing the songs that gave a voice to the people history tried to ignore. It is a journey through rock, soul, and the legends who lived it.
June 8, 2026
Music

Pride month: Why Trans history is my own history too.

Human history is LGBTQ+ history. From ancient Egypt in 1200 BC to the biology of chromosomes, the gender spectrum is as old as humanity itself. This post looks at how trans and non binary activists at the Stonewall riots fought for the rights we all have today.

It is about more than just dates and facts; it is about the solidarity between the letters of the alphabet and why our sexuality and gender are political. Most importantly, it is about how learning our history can help us finally feel comfortable in our own skin.
June 5, 2026
Opinions & Essays