You’re deleted browser history isn’t REALLY gone… here is what is going on and how people can still retrieve it. #tech #technology #techexplained #stem
Would you be the 1% who can get this Google interview question right? Also I’m curious to hear if you think these type of questions are good assessments for interviewers to ask? #tech #technology #stem
There is something weird happening to the internet right now and almost no one is talking about it… We are running out of IP addresses… but here’s the thing… We’ve had the solution since the 90s… we just haven’t implemented it yet. See, the internet was built on something called IPv4….just 4 billion unique IP addresses. Sounds like a lot… until you add smartphones, smart fridges, smart toasters… We ran out. So back in 1998, engineers created IPv6. Instead of 4 billion addresses, it supports 340 undecillion. That’s enough for every grain of sand on Earth, times a trillion. Here’s the catch: IPv6 isn’t backwards compatible. Upgrading means replacing hardware, rewriting software, retraining people… It’s not just a tech problem… it’s a cost problem. Some countries like India and China are ahead. But globally? As of now, only around 40% of internet traffic uses IPv6. The future is here, we’re just still paying for the past. #tech #technology #stem
What is the difference between a vpn and proxy? When I was first getting into tech this is something I had trouble wrapping my head around so I am going to explain it to you with a simple explanation so you never forget it in an interview, meeting or talking to a friend. #tech #techexplained #stem
This is the most inefficient piece of technology in your home and it might surprise you. It’s your Wi-Fi router. Specifically, its encryption protocol. Most home networks still run on something called WPA2, a security standard from 2004. That’s almost 20 years old. And while it was once considered state-of-the-art, today it’s shockingly crackable. Hackers can use tools like KRACK to exploit flaws in WPA2 and intercept your data… without even needing your password. Here’s the wild part: even if your password is long and complex, it doesn’t matter. WPA2 has structural vulnerabilities that make it insecure by design. The fix? A newer protocol called WPA3 is more secure. It encrypts each device individually, protects against brute-force attacks, and fixes the loopholes in WPA2. But most people never change their router’s settings, or upgrade at all. So if your home router is still running WPA2, you’re relying on 2004 security to protect your 2025 data.
What is the difference between Kubernetes and Docker? Although they are very different a lot of people seem to get them confused. Let’s break it down 💡 #tech #technology #stem
You probably think your messages on Telegram are totally private, but it turns out… they’re not as secure as you think. 🕵️♀️ here is what others can see. #tech #technology #stem
Deleting files from your computer doesn’t mean they’re actually gone. They can be pretty easy for others to retrieve 🤯 #tech #technology #techtok #futuretech
Microsoft’s CEO Satya Nadella joined me for a conversation to dive deep into how AI is transforming the developer experience, and the future of work. We talked about the growing role of Copilot in writing code (it now contributes to over 30% of Microsoft’s own codebase), and what the introduction of Copilot Tuning means for devs and companies who want to train AI on their own proprietary data. Satya shared his vision for “AI squads” specialized agents that assist with tasks like email, data analysis, and ideation, and how Microsoft Teams is enabling these multi-agent systems to collaborate seamlessly. If you're building with AI, thinking about its impact on your work, or just curious about where we're headed, this one is worth watching. #tech #technology #stem #ai