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Last I heard he was battling cancer. We've got plenty of new blood fuelling the public discourse. He's done enough. I'm inclined to give him a break and instead put the pressure on…

I agree, but I do need to keep a chromium browser around for the odd times that: my webcam decides to flicker uncontrollably during a meeting, a website just happens to put JS that…

If you use the built in keyboard I imagine you have to continuously deal with the page resizing to avoid the keyboard, and potentially people not having easy access to an English k…

That's very easy to say until it's your partner, mother/father, or child on the other side of that assertion. If you're curious and have time, I'd suggest the following excellent e…

It feels like that should be true, I get it. However Java Card is very real. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Card

Thank you – I think of "model" as meaning the way I think about, reason, and communicate an idea. But I completely see how that usage is not idiomatic. I appreciate the feedback.

Great question! I'll try my best to explain, though it's late and I may ramble – apologies in advance. (You said you understand this bit but I'll put it here too just incase someon…

Well, bugger. Thank you for the correction.

This is one reason why I go all in on practices that are backed by data to correlate with business success (CI/CD, DevOps, etc.). Think the Accelerate book. Software development ha…

I couldn't agree more. This is written from the perspective of a manager so I am likely asking a bit too much from the reader to make the connection. Thank you for the feedback! My…

I would certainly be lying if I said the Phoenix Project hadn't helped me form some of my ideas around capacity and limits on WIP. Agreed, a great read.

There is something off about the weight. Muscle is only slightly more dense than water. So 20 pounds would be about 9 litres of tissue by volume. This looks like maybe 3 litres at …