Jonny Schaller

Opening a browser is often the first step in almost every online activity: checking email, reading news, accessing work dashboards, or logging into personal accounts. Because so much of daily internet use happens inside the browser, protecting this layer has become increasingly relevant. For many users, installing a full desktop application feels unnecessary for routine […]

Zombie stories usually start in the dark, on the edge of town. In cloud environments, they begin in a quiet corner of a project where a test environment was left running, or a database snapshot stayed “just for a week” and then slipped out of sight. These are zombie resources: idle virtual machines, forgotten databases,

Picture this: You’re swiping through your phone, and every scroll feels buttery smooth. No lag, no stutter, just pure, fluid motion. That’s the magic people talk about when they ask, “What is Pro Motion technology?” If you’ve ever wondered why some screens feel like silk while others drag, you’re about to find out. And if

Picture this: It’s 2 a.m. You’re staring at your laptop, heart pounding, because a client just emailed about a bug in your software that crashed their entire system. You replay every line of code in your head, wondering if you missed something. If you’ve ever built tech for someone else, you know this feeling. That’s

Picture this: It’s 7:03 a.m. on a Monday. The factory floor hums with the usual rhythm, but something’s different. A new machine, installed over the weekend, spits out parts twice as fast as the old one. Workers gather around, coffee in hand, watching as the line moves smoother than ever. If you’ve ever wondered how

Picture this: It’s 2 a.m., and your company’s servers just crashed. You’re staring at your phone, desperate for someone who can fix it—someone who actually gets both the tech and the business. That’s when you realize: finding the right leader in IT isn’t just about resumes or buzzwords. It’s about trust, timing, and knowing where

Picture this: It’s 7:00 a.m., and you’re fumbling with a new smart coffee maker that promises to brew the perfect cup before your feet hit the floor. You tap the app, but nothing happens. You sigh, reach for the old French press, and wonder—why does technology adoption feel so easy for some, but like a