Posts tagged "tech"

Coaching Leaders During Covid

It’s 2022. Strange as it is to write this, that means we’ve been living in a Covid-19 world for two years. For many of us that has meant a shift into remote work and remote leadership. Looking back...

Coaching Leaders During Covid

It’s 2022. Strange as it is to write this, that means we’ve been living in a Covid-19 world for two years. For many of us that has meant a shift into remote work and remote leadership. Looking back...

Coaching Leaders During Covid

It’s 2022. Strange as it is to write this, that means we’ve been living in a Covid-19 world for two years. For many of us that has meant a shift into remote work and remote leadership. Looking back...

Coaching Leaders During Covid

It’s 2022. Strange as it is to write this, that means we’ve been living in a Covid-19 world for two years. For many of us that has meant a shift into remote work and remote leadership. Looking back...

2021 in review

The post-year ramble is here, slightly late this time The last year was quite eventful to say the least, and I’d been putting off on writing this retrospective simply because of the sheer number of...

Conway's Emotional Law

Conway’s Law. The idea that your organizational structure will be mirrored in your design (software) structure. Simple in concept and true to my experience, it’s a principle that drives many an org...

Conway's Emotional Law

Conway’s Law. The idea that your organizational structure will be mirrored in your design (software) structure. Simple in concept and true to my experience, it’s a principle that drives many an org...

Conway's Emotional Law

Conway’s Law. The idea that your organizational structure will be mirrored in your design (software) structure. Simple in concept and true to my experience, it’s a principle that drives many an org...

Conway's Emotional Law

Conway’s Law. The idea that your organizational structure will be mirrored in your design (software) structure. Simple in concept and true to my experience, it’s a principle that drives many an org...

What are you really doing when you fill in an hCaptcha

It's not clear exactly why hCaptcha gives the challenges that it does, but it's certainly more interesting than you might think to take a closer look and try and work out how it all ticks.

Why append-only writes are much faster than random writes

Counting my contributions to a git repo 💻

I resigned.... what's next? 🚀

Should I ever have a role="button"?

This article takes a dive into the question of role="button" usability and provides insight into it's use. But you should never need to use it.

Biggest Trends and Talking Points of 2022

I will list the most significant trends in many subjects for 2022. I think most articles share too much fluff; for instance, I read many articles mentioning that companies should be focusing on use...

Table of contents using recursion trees

Table of contents algorithm using recursion trees

Bookmarking and Creating a Local Internet Archive

Intro While I’m a heavy user of RSS with Newsblur, I’ve never had a coherent bookmarking solution. Last week I finally setup a proper bookmark manager, and as a bonus, archived bookmarked pages loc...

SBIDIOT IoT Malware: miner edition

The SBIDIOT IoT malware was observed earlier this year in april. Recently I spotted a sample with a cryptominer added on, so let’s see what’s changed. The botnet’s main use is for DDOS attacks on g...

Semantic HTML in React with zero new ideas

When writing websites it is important to know the underlying HTML elements. This article considers the means to keep them visible in your React JSX.

Updating The Single Most Influential Book of the BASIC Era

In a way, these two books are responsible for my entire professional career.With early computers, you didn’t boot up to a fancy schmancy desktop, or a screen full of apps you could easily poke and ...