Brandon Foley

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The Hidden Cost of AI

The Hidden Cost of AI By: Brandon Foley We’ve all heard of the impending AI push. Another form is generative AI, which allows you to put in a prompt, and it outputs your answer or picture, but how many people have dove into it to ask what it demands in return? It’s worth seeing the rising trends of power requirements. Data centers, which are places that process information, need resources to function. They are owned and operated by data giants like Amazon, Google, Palantir, OpenAI, and Meta.

The Problem with Current Mascot Horror Games

The problem with current mascot horror games By: Brandon Foley Mascot horror is a sub-genre of horror that turns children’s mascots into monsters. This is a genre of games that has been all the rage for some years now. Thanks to Scott Cawthon’s Five Nights at Freddy’s, released on August 8th, 2014, everyone wants a slice of that animatronic cash. While mascot horror is nothing new, with some of the more popular interpretations ranging from IT to Child’s Play and beyond, FNAF, as it’s abbreviat

When Should We Expect Media to Connect?

When Should We Expect Media to Connect? Photo by Helena Lopes By: Brandon Foley: We all have our favorite shows, movies, games, and books. Many of them follow characters that do specific actions and go through various arcs. But what about other connected media? Should a prequel, remake, or sequel fit in with the previous story or strike it out on their

Dog Eats: What human foods can we give to our cuddly pets?

Dog Eats: What human foods can we give to our cuddly pets? By: Brandon Foley Source: Photo by Maksim Goncharenok We love our canine companions to the moon and back. We make deep connections with our pets to the point that they are members of the family. Despite this, it’s worth remembering that they have different biology from us. Dogs have specific dietary needs, leading to the question, what can we give them? Fortunately, the American Kennel Club has some helpful insights. Good: Tuna: Goo

E-tech At a Glance

E-tech At a Glance By: Brandon Foley After a long day of work, everyone wants to unwind. While some may knit or read, others reach for the devices. From the humble phone to the mighty computer, each brings something to the table. However, they all have downsides. Phone: The smallest and most portable option to watch videos and listen to music, its battery life hampers it; it has a lack of processing power, needs cords or headphones, and has a smaller screen. Well-suited for on-the-go,