Tiff in Tech

Even using incognito mode won’t protect you from this. But there is a browser that allows your to turn it off (for the most part) Every website you visit is collecting over 50 pieces of invisible information about you right now. Not just your location or device - but things like how your keyboard types, how your mouse moves, even how your battery drains. Together, they create something called a digital fingerprint, and it can identify you with 99% accuracy. And here's where it gets interesting - companies aren't just collecting this data, they're selling it. Advertisers, data brokers, and analytics companies all want your digital fingerprint because it helps them build detailed profiles of your habits. They use this to predict what you'll buy, when you'll buy it, and how much you'll spend. The wild part? Unlike cookies, you can't delete this. Clear your history, use incognito mode, even switch browsers - your fingerprint follows you. Every website you visit becomes another piece of your digital shadow, painting an increasingly detailed picture of your online life. #tech #technology #stem #futuretech

Catch up on some of the biggest tech news at CES this year! I had the best time at CES with @Lenovo getting to check out some incredible tech. One of the laptops that stood out to me was the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6, which has a transformative desktop mode that bridges the gap between laptop and desktop computing experiences. It was so cool how you can literally gesture your hand in front of it, and it will transform. As someone who works while travelling, I need this in my life! I also got to check out an interesting fireside chat with thought leaders from Lenovo and AMD and learn more about the future of gaming which was pretty exciting. This was my first time at CES as in the past there was always something conflicting. And honestly it was beyond my expectations! #LenovoCES #LenovoPartner

What is a CDN? CDNs are like super-smart traffic cops stationed at every major intersection. When they see congestion building up....they instantly redirect traffic to clearer routes. And just like how a good traffic system has multiple ways to reach the same destination, CDNs maintain copies of websites and content on servers all around the world. #tech #technology #stem #cdn #techexplained #futuretech

Have you ever wondered how your phone knows which signals are meant for YOU among the millions flying through the air right now? Every second, there are countless phone calls zooming through the space around us. But your phone finds exactly what it needs through a process called frequency-division multiplexing. Here's how it works: Your phone and cell towers communicate using unique frequency bands and digital codes. - kind of like having a private language that only they understand. When I make a call, my phone scrambles the signal using this special code. Other phones detect these radio waves, but can't decipher them. But here's the weird part - sometimes your phone shows full bars, but nothing works! This is because they only measure downlink RSSI. You could have perfect reception, but if thousands of phones are overwhelming the tower's processing capacity or your uplink is weak, you'll still have connection issues. #tech #technology #coding #stem

You might think the internet was built by some giant tech company, or maybe a government agency. But the system that powers literally everything you do online? It was created by two guys who were trying to solve an impossible problem. #tech #technology #coding #stem #futuretech In 1974, different computer networks were like countries with completely different postal systems. If you were on one network, you couldn't send anything to another. They spoke different languages, used different rules - everything. Then these two guys [Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn] came up with an idea that changed everything: break all information into tiny pieces called packets.

I had a conversation with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, and we spoke about groundbreaking developments in physical AI and other big announcements made at CES. We discussed how NVIDIA Cosmos and Omniverse are revolutionizing robot training, enabling machines to understand the physical world and learn in virtual environments - reducing training time from years to hours. Jensen also shared what he considers to be the most impactful technology of our time. This conversation left me feeling excited for the future of technology and where we're headed. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Watch the full conversation linked in my bio! #tech #futuretech #technology

A 98% screen-to-body ratio sounds impossible for a laptop. Until you realize they figured out how to put a camera under the display. The @Lenovo Yoga Slim 9i with @Intel Corporation Core Ultra breaks new ground in laptop design by achieving a 98% screen-to-body ratio. The coolest feature is the under-display camera, removing the need for notches or bezels while maintaining full video functionality. While the Intel Core Ultra processor with integrated AI accelerates creative tasks and optimizes performance during heavy workloads. This is a big step forward when it comes to laptops. #IntelCoreUltra #AIPC #LenovoCES

What exactly is DNS? Here is a simple way so you don’t forget it in a meeting or at work! #tech #technology #coding

What happens in the split second after you click a link? The answer is more complex than you probably realize. #tech #stem #coding

Could the government actually turn off our internet? Well... yes and no. And the reality is way more fascinating than a simple on-off switch. When governments would want to block internet access, it would require controlling several critical points of infrastructure at once. First, they order Internet Service Providers to shut down - imagine closing every entrance and exit to our city. Then they manipulate something called BGP routes - basically erasing their country from the internet's map! But here's the thing - it's not perfect…

Scientists in Japan just made a MASSIVE breakthrough in quantum computing! This could change everything 🤯 #tech #technology #coding #stem

What is zero-proof-knowledge and why is it such a big deal? Instead of sending your actual password, your device turns it into a massive number that can't be reversed. When you log in, the website sends a random challenge, and your device responds with mathematical proof - like solving a puzzle that only someone with your password could solve. Companies like BMW are already using this for massive transactions. They can prove they made valid payments for thousands of parts without revealing any details. Their competitors see nothing, but everyone knows the transaction is legit. The best part? Your password never leaves your device. If a company gets hacked, your password can't be stolen because they never had it. And with billions of passwords leaked last year, that's a game-changer. #tech #stem #futuretech

The way we code is changing… Check out how Amazon Q Developer improved my development workflow - turning weeks of coding into minutes of execution. #AWSPartner AI agents can now handle any task I give them.. Such as handling authentication, feature implementation, and code refactoring while I focus on the challenging stuff. It's development evolved. For me the most impactful part of using tools like Amazon Q Developer agents is the freedom to focus on complex problem-solving instead of repetitive tasks. That's where the real innovation happens. Go check out Amazon Q Developer today.

Do you think these punishments are equal?🤔 what would you choose? #tech #technology #stem #futuretech