Marshall Gunnell

Mississippi, Tokyo

Co-Founder, Writer at VGKAMI

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I'm an American who moved to Tokyo 6 years ago. The work culture is still challenging, but the benefits outweigh any drawbacks.

2 weeks ago | businessinsider.com | Stephanie Pitera Statile |Marshall Gunnell |Henry Blodget

I moved from the US to Tokyo in search of a better quality of life. Jackyenjoyphotography/Getty Images 2025-04-07T12:52:01Z Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link Save Saved Read in app This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . I'm an American who moved to Tokyo in search of a new beginning.
The best free web hosting services of 2025: Expert tested

1 month ago | zdnet.com | Marshall Gunnell

Let's be real. Free hosting comes with its own set of challenges, like limited storage, slow speeds, and/or intrusive ads that the service places on your site. If you're starting a blog, testing a small project, or tackling something else, finding the best free web hosting service can be tricky. Also: The best free VPNs: Expert testedOur goal is to cut through the noise. We've researched and tested several free hosting services to identify which ones are actually worth your time.
AI is Watching You Drive, And it Knows More Than You Think

1 month ago | howtogeek.com | Marshall Gunnell

AI traffic cameras are becoming widespread, detecting violations like texting or not wearing seat belts. Location determines enforcement methods, with some countries automating citations while others involve human officers. AI cameras can improve road safety by catching distracted drivers, but data security, accuracy, and bias concerns remain. Think you can sneak a quick text or drive without buckling up? AI traffic cameras may have other plans.
How to Find Constellations in the Night Sky

1 month ago | howtogeek.com | Marshall Gunnell

It's easy to get lost in a clear night sky full of stars. It can feel like a random mess of lights without a little guidance. Once you're able to identify a few constellations though, the sky starts making a lot more sense. What Are Constellations? Constellations are groups of stars that form patterns in the night sky. People have been connecting the dots for thousands of years. We’ve turned random star clusters into recognizable shapes like hunters, animals, and mythical creatures.
What Is a Lunar Occultation?

1 month ago | howtogeek.com | Marshall Gunnell

The Moon passes right in front of a star or planet, making it disappear for a little while. This is called a lunar occultation. They happen pretty often, though most people wouldn't notice. Unlike eclipses, which get all the attention, occultations are quick and subtle. Here's what you need to know. What are Lunar Occultations? (And the Difference Between Transits and Eclipses) A lunar occultation happens when the Moon moves in front of a star or planet, blocking it from view for a short time.
9 Misconceptions You Probably Have About Black Holes

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Marshall Gunnell

Black holes are some of the weirdest, most fascinating things in the universe, but thanks to sci-fi and pop culture, a lot of what people think they know about them isn’t actually true. Scientists have been studying black holes for decades, and while there’s still plenty we don’t fully understand, we do know that some of the most common ideas about them are way off.
GoDaddy review: Easy and reliable web hosting for small sites and beginners

1 month ago | zdnet.com | Marshall Gunnell

ZDNET's key takeaways GoDaddy delivers solid uptime at 99.98%, keeping your site online most of the time. Upfront prices are fair, and the tools are easy for beginners. However, renewal rates and add-ons can sneak up on you, and bigger operations may need more power and space. GoDaddy is the 800-pound gorilla of domain registration, the name most people know, even if they've never built a website.
9 Misconceptions You Probably Have About Black Holes

1 month ago | howtogeek.com | Marshall Gunnell

Black holes are some of the weirdest, most fascinating things in the universe, but thanks to sci-fi and pop culture, a lot of what people think they know about them isn’t actually true. Scientists have been studying black holes for decades, and while there’s still plenty we don’t fully understand, we do know that some of the most common ideas about them are way off.
The Top 10 Biggest Moons (Ours Isn't Number One)

2 months ago | howtogeek.com | Marshall Gunnell

When we think of moons, we usually think of our Moon. It's bright and familiar, can be seen with the naked eye, and the only one humans have ever set foot on. But in the grand scheme of the solar system, Earth's Moon isn't as big as you might think. 10 Oberon (Uranus) – 1,523 km Diameter: 1,523 km Size compared to Earth's Moon: 43.8% Year discovered: 1787 Oberon is Uranus’s second-largest moon, and like most of its neighbors, it’s a cold, cratered chunk of ice and rock.
How to Use Apple Intelligence: Pro Tips for Mac & iPhone Users

2 months ago | techopedia.com | Marshall Gunnell

Apple Intelligence is changing the way we interact with our devices by combining Apple and artificial intelligence (AI) to help with everyday tasks. To actually use this awesome new AI, you’ll need a compatible device using a supported operating system (OS) and properly set up Apple Intelligence on your device.