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  My name is Derrick W. Jackson. Thank you for taking the time to visit this site. My goal is to talk and write about everything related to tech. I started this blog on October 7, 2024. I want to share my thoughts and ideas concerning the world of Tech. Again, thanks, and I hope to hear from you, good or bad.

For now, I think of a subject, search YouTube for a corresponding video, post the video on my blog, and then explain it. In the future, I want to record my own videos and write my own technical articles.

I would love to know what you think of the videos I pick and the summary I write for them. Also, what tech topics would you like to see. So please leave comments.

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