Observations and ideas authored every so often by Ashton Grosz: part-writer, part-front-end web developer, part-student who resents heavy uses of hyphens in titles but strives for grammatical accuracy and so leaves them be.
Geeked out by human-machine systems that bring humans together and makes them smarter (or at least emote), she strives to avoid architecting apocalyptic scenarios where friends gather for beers but can’t seem to high-five because one hand clutches a libation, the other a phone.
The coffee maker breaks and that’s a shame because it didn’t have to if it was born a little better. She owns two cats, lives in a 100-year-old blue house in Atlanta and attends Georgia Tech as a master’s candidate in Human-Computer Interaction with a focus on digital media. She wont judge you if you like dogs. However, let the record show that judgement will not be spared for manufacturers of faulty coffee pots.