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The Development Backup
Have you ever had a development server crash? Have you lost work because of this? Had delays or had to recreate code? You shouldn’t, or at least you shouldn’t lose much work or time.. There was a time when I … Continue reading
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Why Don’t We Have Better Practices?
This essay isn’t quite Safe For Work (SFW) and might offend a few people, so be warned, but I found it somewhat humorous. It’s a look at all the insanity and problems with programming and software in the world. It certainly … Continue reading
Secure Coding
I was looking recently for some sort of guideline that would help me ensure that code was securely written. I stumbled upon the CERT standards, of which there are few, but one that seemed interesting was this one on Oracle … Continue reading
The Gadget Itch
Many of the people that work in technology are interested in gadgets and hardware as much as software. Not all of us, but many of us have had side projects where we’ve melded hardware and software together. For those of … Continue reading