Digital Decorum: A TechGents Blog
FISA Section 702 Is Expiring: What It Means for Your Business
A federal surveillance law is expiring this month, and the debate around it touches something most small business owners haven't thought about: whether your business communications have already been swept into a government database without a warrant, and what you can realistically do about it.
Inkjet vs. Laser: The Real Cost for Low-Volume Printing
Printer manufacturers have been running the same play for decades: sell the hardware cheap, then make it back on ink. For a business that prints sporadically, that model quietly drains hundreds of dollars in cartridges that never touched a piece of paper. The math on this is not close.
Your Business Needs an IT Partner, Not a Ticket Number
There's a moment every small business owner knows: something breaks, you call your IT provider, and you end up explaining your whole setup to someone who has never heard your name before. That's not a support call. That's starting from zero. There's a better way to do this.
Why PC Components Are Getting Expensive Fast
Building your own PC has always been about getting more for your money than a pre-built could offer. That math is getting harder to run. The memory market has been quietly transformed by AI infrastructure demand, and the hobbyist is the last one in line.