Mark Gibbs
Mark Gibbs is an author, journalist, and man of mystery. His writing for Network World is widely considered to be vastly underpaid. For more than 30 years, Gibbs has consulted, lectured, and authored numerous articles and books about networking, information technology, and the social and political issues surrounding them. His complete bio can be found at http://gibbs.com/mgbio
REVIEW: 6 enterprise-scale IoT platforms
Here are the building blocks of successful enterprise internet of things deployment, plus details about AWS IoT and IoT 1-Click, Cisco Jasper, Azure IoT, IBM Watson IoT and Google Cloud IoT Core.
Gravityscan, keeping WordPress sites safe
If you want to keep your WordPress site free from hackers, you need Gravityscan to find the vulnerabilities
Raspberry Pi, ultrasonics, and music
Building a theremin with a Raspberry Pi using an ultrasonic distance sensor
What's in your home's basement? Bet it's not a mainframe.
What's in your home's basement? Bet it's not a mainframe. Collecting vintage computing gear should have its limits ... but not in this case.
PodPi makes STEM education exciting!
PodPi makes problem solving with electronics, code, and cartoons exciting. School wasn't this cool in my day.
The Gearhead Toolbox: Raspberry Pi tools
A Raspberry Pi-based personal cloud, automatic license plate recognition a la Pi, and running x86 code on ARM!
The Gearhead Toolbox: Dashboards and visualizations
There are an incredible number of products and services in the dashboards and visualizations domain and I've chosen three particularly interesting projects to review
The Gearhead Toolbox, second opening. Tools for diagrams and gauges.
These pure JavaScript libraries make it much easier to create beautiful dashboards and displays.
The Gearhead Toolbox, first opening, and look! Static web sites!
The Gearhead Toolbox on static web sites generators and hosting
A reader asks: How can I create an autoblog?
You can automatically ingest content from multiple sources and turn it into blog posts
Uber and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Month
Uber, with their toxic corporate culture and illegal behavior, is becoming a bigger problem than most people realize