by Brad Proctor | Jun 16, 2019 | Culture, My Life
My dad passed away on November 21, 2018. This is the eulogy I gave during his funeral. Many of you knew Greg as your manager, your car salesman, your team member, your golfing buddy, your neighbor, your uncle, your cousin, your nephew, your granddad and most of all...
by Brad Proctor | Jun 4, 2019 | Apple
I keep seeing this comment – “The new Mac Pro is so expensive, typical Apple.” Reality Check: It is expensive but not for the level of computing. In computing, you have two main types of user systems – desktop and workstation. Desktops are the...
by Brad Proctor | Jun 1, 2019 | Culture
I hear it all the time, ”kids these days don’t know how to communicate because they are always on their phones” Newsflash, that is called communication, it just looks different. Just because someone communicates differently than you does not mean they are...
by Brad Proctor | May 30, 2019 | Apple, Tech
The device repair industry, pushed by iFixit, is talking out both sides of their mouth about repairability. Being able to repair every device you own is a great idea but in practice falls apart when consumers demand – thin, light, durable and long battery life....
by Brad Proctor | May 22, 2019 | Apple
I love Apple products but this is crazy. In 2016 Apple released a brand new keyboard with a new key switch design referred to as butterfly switches (the plastic that holds key in place and allows key to move up and down). The reliability of these keyboards has been,...
by Brad Proctor | May 21, 2019 | Mobile
The reported gigabit per second speeds have some serious limitations. Must be a direct line of sight to the base stationMust be within a few hundred yards of the base stationIt doesn’t work indoors as it does not penetrate walls. Overall, 5G will be an...
by Brad Proctor | May 11, 2019 | Culture, Tech
Before jumping on the turning off tech bandwagon think about this statement – technology is to be a tool to accomplish a task in a simple and efficient manner. Just as a hammer helps hit a nail into a board, so does technology help spread information or simplify...
by Brad Proctor | May 3, 2019 | Culture
Almost every time I take all 4 (soon to be 5) of our kids somewhere by myself I get the same response. “you are brave to do that as most dads would not.” While I appreciate the compliment it deeply concerns me that a Dad taking his multiple kids places is not...
by Brad Proctor | Apr 30, 2019 | Culture, Faith, Politics
This tweet from Trump’s 2020 campaign manager is extremely disturbing. This is clearly blasphemy and false prophecy wrapped in an orange patriotic bow. This is what happens when we preach a watered down prosperity gospel and don’t adequately equip believers to spot...
by Brad Proctor | Apr 24, 2019 | Cyber Security, Tech
Microsoft is admitting in this new security baseline what many of those in IT Security already knew, forcing users to change passwords frequently creates a bigger risk. “Periodic password expiration is an ancient and obsolete mitigation of very low value” The question...
