PSSR 2.0: The $999 Bridge to GTA 6 at 60 FPS
PSSR 2.0: The $999 Bridge to GTA 6 at 60 FPS
With PSSR 2.0 rolling out and Sony pulling back from PC, the PS5 Pro is positioning itself as the only place to play the decade's biggest game at 60 FPS. Is that enough to justify the 'Pro' tax?

The Adobe Hostage Situation: When Shareholders Outweigh Service
A $30 price jump, a 'full' cloud storage lockout, and the hollow victory of the retention discount. Why 'voting with your dollar' is the only lever left.



Building High Octane HQ: A Car Community Platform from a Guy Who Isn't a Developer
I'm building a platform to fix how car people find events, showcase builds, and connect with their local scene. Here's why, how, and what's next.


The Guy Update: I Haven't Started Yet and That's the Point
I wrote about fighting negative self-talk. Then I went on vacation and didn't do any of the things I said I'd try. Here's what I'm learning from that.


We Didn't Come Here to Play Video Games
My dad wanted us outside on vacation. I let my boys play Smash Bros in the condo. Turns out we're both right.

The Guy Who Says I'm Not Enough
I have a ton of people in my life who love and support me. Unfortunately I spend most of my time with the guy who thinks I'm not enough.

The PC Port Pivot: Why Sony is Pulling Back the Reins
Sony called PC ports 'printing money.' Now they're slowing down. The strategy shift, the numbers behind it, and what it means for dad gamers who play on Steam Deck after bedtime.

I Don't Want to Be Famous. I Just Want My Life to Matter.
On burnout, fatherhood, faith, imposter syndrome, and trying to figure out what 'making it' actually looks like when you're a dad with too many hobbies and not enough hours.


Anthropic Shipped the Best Claude Update Yet. Then Quietly Tightened the Limits.
Sonnet 4.6, Claude Apps, computer use agents, and a massive feature drop. Oh, and your 5-hour session limits now burn faster during peak hours. Guess who upgraded today.

The Last Cartridge: Why Physical Media Is Dying and Why I'm Still Buying
Disc drives are disappearing, digital sales hit record highs, and the industry wants you to stop owning things. A collector's perspective on what we're about to lose.