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Monthly Archives: January 2024
A New Word: Lyssamania
lyssanmania – n. the irrational fear that someone you know is angry at you, that as soon as you wander into the room, you’ll be faced with a barrage of questions that gradually escalates into a frenzy of outrage, for … Continue reading
A Great Place to Work
I have had quite a few employers in my career. Of the ones that paid me for computer work, I’ll say that there were 3 great ones (1 I owned), 2 average ones, and 3 poor ones. I’ve had a … Continue reading
So You Think You’re Agile… (Webinar Jan 25)
I’ve got another webinar tomorrow. This one in conjunction with Clear Measure, who work with companies to build better software. This should be interesting as Jeffrey Palermo and I talk about the characteristics of organizations that are getting better at … Continue reading
Consolidating Cloud Backups
I am a big fan of the cloud. While I appreciate local storage and privacy/control/security, etc., that stuff can also go away locally. Plus, I like the convenience, and I think that many cloud services do a good job of … Continue reading