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Giving something back through technology

Something has reminded me lately that it’s important to stay humble and find ways to give something back.

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By Phil Kinsley
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Something has reminded me lately that it’s important to stay humble and find ways to give something back.

I’ve been thinking about doing more volunteering around technology, especially cybersecurity and AI. If there’s a nonprofit, school or community organization in Northern Virginia (USA) that could use some help, I’d be very open to a conversation.

I’ve also thought about helping start a local technology community group. Nothing fancy. Just a place for people to get together, share what they know, help each other and talk about where all of this is going and have a coffee and biscuit (cookie).

If something like that already exists, or if anyone has been thinking about starting one, I’d love to hear about it.

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