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The RGE
I first heard this little acronym from Grant Fritchey (b | t). He used it when talking about backups and restores, and I like it. However I realize that I’ve never actually noted what it is, so a short blog … Continue reading
Good Stories
The IT horror stories. Many of us have them. The mistakes, the trials, and frustrations, these seem to be the stories we collect. Many of us have a story of deleting data, forgetting a backup, making a security mistake or … Continue reading
Great Developers
This editorial was originally publised on March 12, 2012. It is being re-run as Steve is on vacation. Is a great software developer worth 100 average ones? On one hand I think there are some good arguments that it’s not … Continue reading
A Lifetime of Software
This editorial was originally published on April 27, 2012. It is being re-run as Steve is out of town. I’ve been working with computers and software for most of my life, but it’s been a career for a couple of … Continue reading