Author: WJ Walker
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Beyond the Legends: 5 Black Superheroes and the Legacies They Built
Beyond the mainstream legends: Shadowhawk, Vixen, Cyborg, Livewire and Icon. Their powers, their creators, and why each one mattered to comics history.
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How Joyce Bryant Faced Down the Klan and Still Walked Away on Her Own Terms
In 1952 Joyce Bryant became the first Black performer to headline a Miami Beach hotel. The Klan burned her in effigy. She kept singing — then left it all behind.
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Handwriting vs Typing: What the Research Actually Says About Note-Taking
The research on handwritten versus typed notes is stronger than most people realize — and more qualified. What the evidence actually shows, and when typing still wins.
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Your Doorbell and the Police: Where Ring’s Neighbors Feature Actually Stands
Ring’s Neighbors app lets police request footage from your cameras again. Here’s what actually changed, what stays voluntary, and which settings you control.
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The Bronze Blonde Bombshell: Joyce Bryant, the Star Who Walked Away
She dyed her hair with radiator paint, broke the color line in Miami Beach, and walked away at the height of her fame. The story of Joyce Bryant.
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Own Your Corner: The Quiet Return of the Personal Website
Personal websites are quietly making a comeback. Here’s why people are leaving rented platforms for domains they actually own — and what it takes to start one.
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The Hidden Bill: What Running AI Agents in Production Actually Costs
The per-token price is the easy part. This is the real cost structure of running AI agents in production — retries, evals, human review, observability — and how to budget for it.
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What It Really Takes to Power AI Models in 2026 — and What It Could Mean for Consumers in 2027
Powering AI in 2026 comes down to electricity, not just chips. Here’s what it really takes to run today’s models — and how the strain could reach consumers’ bills and devices in 2027.