Tech explained.
No jargon.
Possibly some foxes.

Simple answers to the tech questions you're too embarrassed to Google — written by Ken Hollow, who has to explain everything to a 300-year-old fox spirit anyway.

"Ken, what does clearing the cache mean? Is it like a spell that erases memories? Because I know a MUCH faster way to do that."
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Nana Vix
Fox spirit Β· Ken's only client Β· Chaos engine

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what is wifi

Why is my WiFi So Slow?

By Ken Hollow, the only IT support tech whose help tickets come written in riddles and moonlight It started, as most catastrophes do, with Nana…

What Does Incognito Mode Actually Hide?

Spoiler: Less Than Nana Thinks By Ken Hollow, reluctant IT department for a fox spirit who thinks private browsing means β€œthe internet can’t see me”…

Nana Wants a Fashion Line

By Ken Hollow, unwilling intern in the house of velvet couture Because late-night talk shows and reality competitions weren’t chaotic enough, Nana has now decided…

Corporate Chat Tools Are Just Anxiety Generators

By Ken Hollow, unwilling hostage of the green dot Slack. Teams. Discord. Whatever flavor of chat tool your company forces upon you, they’re all the…

Office Birthdays Are Just Cupcake-Based Hostage Situations

By Ken Hollow, reluctant attendee of frosting purgatory There are few things more cursed in corporate life than the office birthday celebration. Not because anyone…

Performance Improvement Plans Are Just HR Fanfiction

By Ken Hollow, reluctant protagonist in HR’s tragic novella Performance Improvement Plans β€” or PIPs, if you want to make them sound like a snack…

One fox. One manager.
Surprisingly useful tech advice.

I'm Ken Hollow. I write tech guides in plain English because my only client is a 300-year-old fox spirit who thinks Bluetooth is a dental condition. If my explanations survive Nana, they'll work for anyone.

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Q: What kind of articles do you write?
Tech explainers in plain English. If Nana can understand it, you definitely can.
Q: Why should I trust this blog over How-To Geek?
Every article has to pass the Nana Test — which means zero jargon, zero assumptions, and at least one threat of enchantment if I'm being "too nerdy."
Q: Is this site actually useful or just funny?
Both. Every article answers a real tech question with real answers. The fox commentary is free.