Author: TechGiant
-
What Is an MCP Server, and Why Should Tech Workers Care?
Tech workers are bumping into the same wall with AI assistants over and over: the model can write code and explain concepts, but it can’t see your real world, your repos, tickets, logs, dashboards, docs, or internal APIs unless you manually paste context in. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that solves that…
-
Revolutionizing Education: Unbundling the University for Personalized Learning
The traditional university model, characterized by a structured curriculum, fixed schedules, and a one-size-fits-all approach, has long been the cornerstone of higher education. However, this model is increasingly being scrutinized for its limitations and challenges. One of the most significant drawbacks is the rigidity of the curriculum, which often fails to accommodate the diverse learning…
-
The Exclusive Comeback: The Invite-Only Web
I am starting to notice a large emergence of exclusive social media platforms. These platforms, often characterized by their invite-only nature, have gained traction among users seeking a more curated and intimate online experience. Unlike mainstream social media giants that cater to vast audiences, these exclusive platforms prioritize quality over quantity, fostering communities where members…
-
Building a Stronger Community: The Benefits of Creating a SKOOL Network
We have all been invited to a Facebook group, Reddit thread, Instagram chats or some form of private community chat group. Either by a family member, close friend, spouse or a sketchy friend that keeps reminding you that they only earn a little $$ if you sign up using their link. Private communities are booming.…
-
Google, Apple, and OpenAI Unintentionally Create New Internet
Before AI, when you mention tech, you would be referring to FAANG, also known as: Facebook Apple Amazon Netflix Google But we have a new shift in who the powers in tech are, with some familiar faces but a shift in contributing power companies. Google, is hard to beat, they have size, talent and a…
-
Double Dragon Revive Facepalm
Normally, when a classic game gets the nod to be remade, I am filled with excitement and anticipation. There is a chance we, the fans, get to play a beloved classic on current-gen console tech. So hearing Double Dragon was getting remade, I was pumped. The sheer amount of hours I had spent on the…
-
Building a Solo Business with AI: Guide
As I delve into the world of artificial intelligence (AI), I find it essential to grasp the foundational concepts that underpin its application in business. AI refers to the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, particularly computer systems. These processes include learning, reasoning, and self-correction. In a business context, AI can enhance decision-making, automate…
-
Q2 the assess everything quarter
Every quarter 2 kind of follows the same pattern: we are all high off excellent Quarters 4’s the year before, leading into Christmas holidays and new year riding that high in Q1 feeling good. March 25 rolls around, and there’s a bit of a moment where companies start looking around at calendars and realising end…
-
Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine II Game Review
Enter the grimdark universe of Space Marine 2, where stunning visuals, cinematic storytelling, and relentless combat forge an unforgettable, immersive experience. I was transported from first time player to being in the depths of the Warhammer 40,000 story. “Absolutely brilliant gameplay and the perfect combat systems for first person shooter game”. I could spend hours…
-
Unlocking the Potential of n8n: What Can You Use It For?
I am one of those weirdos who do something once and look for ways to streamline the process so that its quicker the next time. I know I’m not alone in this and have turned this into a consulting business. I help businesses reduce wasted resources and double handling in short. I find that automating…
-
Mainstream Crypto: Are We There Yet?
The rise of mainstream cryptocurrency has been nothing short of remarkable. I remember when Bitcoin first emerged in 2009, a digital currency that seemed to exist only in the realm of nerds and social awkward futurists. Fast forward to today, and cryptocurrencies have transitioned from a niche interest to a significant player in the global…
-
Best Revenge Movies of All Time
The drama of a good revenge story sinks its hooks into all of us. The feeling when the hero gets knocked down so hard that you think they are finished is soul-crushing, but the slow momentum build for them to get revenge on those assholes who pushed them too far is so satisfying that we…
-
Top Picks: Best CIA Movies You Need to Watch
What are some of the best CIA movies of all time? Some of the best CIA movies of all time include “Zero Dark Thirty”, “Argo”, “The Bourne Identity”, “Syriana”, and “Bridge of Spies”. These movies offer thrilling portrayals of CIA operations, espionage, and intrigue that keep audiences on the edge of their seats. We all…
-
Living the Digital Nomad Dream: Moving to Bali
I’ve been visiting Bali for over 25 years, I love the place to me it’s paradise. Ive built up a solid network of friends, businesses and partners over my time travelling in Indonesia. If you asked me if I would move there for work I would but not permanently I don’t think I could make…
-
Learnings from my DIY local consulting service
I have had a small niche consulting business since late 2015 helping small medium businesses do better online and generating leads for them through marketing channels like paid ads (PPC), Search engines (SEO), Social media and email among others. I don’t promote it here on this blog or talk about it but I’ve had some…
-
Justine Musk on becoming a billionaire
The following was an observation taken after reading a reply made by Justine Musk the former wife of billionaire tech businessman Elon Musk. I thought at first she may be slightly mad, but after re-reading her replies and pausing to absorb the intelligence within the harsh words I can agree with her comments. Starting a…
-
The TechGiant 2025 Predictions
After taking some time off over the holidays I came back supercharged and with so many tabs to close and notes to reconcile that I had to push this prediction post out to clear my head. I spent some time thinking and tinkering this break. A lot of time in the water enjoying those warm…
-
How much does software cost to build
In the past and in my experience, you would require a deep bag of cash to build any multi-feature software. There has never been an easy way to build software under $50k unless using freelancers from UpWork or other freelance platforms where the developers try to lower bids on jobs to get the work. But…
-
Innovation trends in AI coming this new year
Interesting Trends I’m Observing The new year will see a wave of changes take place in business, e-commerce and engineering. The rate at which change is taking place right now is insane. Basically what I see in big tech right now is everyone is pivoting to AI. They know its a cash cow and they…
-
Website Javascript to make better sites
What is JavaScript SEO? JavaScript SEO is a branch of search engine optimization (SEO) that focuses on making sure websites built with JavaScript are easy for search engines like Google to understand and rank. Since JavaScript is used to create interactive and dynamic websites, it can sometimes make it harder for search engines to see…
-
Types of internet trolls
The depths of the internet will never cease to amaze me. I traverse some deep dark places online and come across a wide range of people, topics and just stuff. I am so curious about the internet and communities of people and how it all works. But everytime you type something or create something that…
-
How to generate great game ideas
We all think we can make a smash hit game ourselves after playing a dud game. But if it was that simple then everyone would be doing it and we would be spoilt for choice of good games to play. The truth is that creating a game is hard, creating a good story for a…
-
Google Home Hub for Smart a House
The Google Home Hub, now known as the Nest Hub, represents a significant leap in the evolution of smart home technology. This device combines the functionality of a smart speaker with a visual display, allowing users to interact with their digital environment in a more intuitive and engaging manner. With its sleek design and user-friendly…
-
Boost Your Income: Side Hustles with AI
I get a feeling that we are in a very special time right now, AI, crypto, gaming, creator economy are all wide open. The next BIG companies are going to spawn from people building side hustles now that become juggernauts tomorrow. Watching the trends emerge it’s clear that it’s never been easier to start something…
-
Build Your Own AI Copilot with Claude
The AI builder space is moving at light speed. It is hard to keep up with all the new developments f each tool stack. This is great for us builders but also exhausting as I try to keep a handle on what tool does what thing. Claude wasn’t in my daily rotation until March this…
-
Crafting Your Personal Brand: Build Your Identity
Personal branding is the practice of individuals marketing themselves and their careers as brands. It encompasses the unique combination of skills, experiences, and personality traits that define an individual and set them apart from others. It allows individuals to communicate their value proposition effectively, showcasing what they bring to the table in both professional and…
-
AI Tech Jobs: Opportunities in the Future
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transitioned from a niche area of research to a cornerstone of modern technology, fundamentally altering how we interact with the digital world. The journey began in the mid-20th century, with pioneers like Alan Turing and John McCarthy laying the groundwork for what would become a transformative field. Today, AI technologies such…
-
Gaming Mania retro console emulator
The nostalgia of retro gaming for me is huge, I love to watch gamers playing some of my all time fave games on YouTube. I could watch for hours, and Ive myself got 4 retro gaming consoles and sticks that I can boot up any time I like. But you will always see the new…
-
Gaming in early 2000s Lan parties
The good old days of gaming in the mid 90’s to the mid 2000’s will never be recreated. Its one of those you just had to be there things. Me with my MC Hammer happy pants and Mcdonald’s meal pack and a litre of Pepsi would frequent LAN parties and game the F out till…
-
Monumtental Labs is Amazing
Im pretty excited to share a company today that Im genuinely fascinated by their work, their thinking and how they have modernized something that has been overlooked by everyone. The company is called Monumental Labs, they specialise in productizing sculptures. You know those amazing ancient Roman and Greek building sculptures of gods, animals and immortals…