Sora Broke My Deprecation Reflex
Sora's shutdown was a reminder that SaaS deprecation dates do not always behave like enterprise software timelines.
Sora's shutdown was a reminder that SaaS deprecation dates do not always behave like enterprise software timelines.
Zapier, RPA, and AI agents keep running into the same contract gap between orchestration tools and applications that were not built to be automated cleanly.
A failed backup story about why disaster recovery plans, fault injection, and restore tests only matter once someone has proved the recovery path works.
A week with Yaps showed where on-device voice typing works, where the real world gets in the way, and how quickly a three-week-old keyboard can improve.
A week back on an old Windows laptop showed what Windows 11 still gets right, what still gets in the way, and how much macOS muscle memory has started to stick.
AI agent identity is being treated as a new governance problem, but most enterprises are still carrying the same unresolved service-account hygiene underneath it.
Asking ChatGPT and Claude the same vision-led room question showed a difference that benchmarks do not always catch: what each model thinks the answer is for.
Moving AWS recert notes from OneNote to Notion, using Claude projects for dense study notes, and where the setup paid off on SA Pro weak spots.
Self-service, automation, and AI testing only matter when they make the real task faster or easier for the person using them.
Good documentation feels like overhead until the day it saves the incident, the handover, or your future self from starting again with no context.