I'm an educator, free software advocate, and storyteller. My passion lies in Linux gaming, self-hosting, the fediverse, and the human stories behind the tech we use every day. I believe in privacy, justice, community, and integrity.
Fediverse
The last week has seen a renewed focus on the Fediverse here on The Review. I truly believe the Fediverse has the potential to re-shape the Internet for the better. But there remain some glaring issues with this awesome tech that, I believe, inhibits its adoption. One major hurdle I
week in review
Every week, we take a look back at the articles we've posted here on The Review. We also examine the changes to the site, dive into our analytics, and more!
PC Gaming
What is Lepton? What is FEX? What does the future hold for PC gaming and can we sus out Valve's real ambition with these projects?
Digital Sovereignty
A beginner's guide to staying safe online.
Fediverse
I love the Fediverse. So it would make sense that I support it as much as possible. Here's how I made the new "Share" buttons for the site.
Announcement
A shorter holiday week on The Bryant Review, but still plenty of news and updates!
Fediverse
What would happen if social media platforms cooperated with each other? Not in any nefarious way, but in an idyllic, customer-first way. What would it be like if we lived in a world where where you could use your account on one platform to like, comment, and share posts from
Announcement
Here in the US, we just celebrated Thanksgiving. If you shared in the celebration, I hope yours was a wonderful and joyous day. Thanksgiving is a holiday all about gratitude (as the name might imply). So let me just say that despite all the hardship and uncertainty, I'm
Retrospectives
Earlier today, The Brothers Chaps released a brand new full-length Strong Bad Email (Sbemail for short) and I'm here for it. But it got me thinking... what is a Homestar Runner? Who they are The Brothers Chaps? And whycome Lil' Brudder? Right about now you probably fall
Retrospectives
All this talk of new Steam Hardware has me very excited for the future of PC gaming. Not only because this first-party kit will act as a baseline for new games to target for years to come... but also because these devices ship as Linux-first machines. And I anticipate the
Steam Hardware
Since these devices go hand-in-hand, I'm gonna cover both of them here
week in review
GameHub Lite, GameNative & the Android PC Revolution Our first post of the week was on Sunday when my friend dash posted their next Developer Interview! GameHub Lite, GameNative and the Android PC Revolution: An Interview With the DevelopersThe notion of running full PC games on an Android device used