
Some things get better with age
Some things get better with age, like wine, and whiskey, and cheese. And jeans. And, apparently, cast-iron skillets. But nobody ever says that technology gets better with age.

Some things get better with age, like wine, and whiskey, and cheese. And jeans. And, apparently, cast-iron skillets. But nobody ever says that technology gets better with age.

I saw the worst computer network scene I have ever seen in a movie or series. It made me think about suspending disbelief in fiction. And how we now need to suspend belief before we believe what we hear or see on the Internet.

Jacqui comes across a few weird apps.

Processes and systems matter. But people matter more. We need to trust people to do their work. RTO is about a lack of trust. How do we improve trust in a remote working environment?

Thoughts about EVs, Eskom and educating people how to use electricity efficiently.

First you want to be a programmer. Then you want to be a happy programmer. What gives developers job satisfaction?

The US Surgeon General wants social media sites to carry a warning that they may be harmful to the mental health of children and teens. Jacqui considers her risks after spending time on FaceBook.

We know tech life imitates science fiction. Games, which are fiction, imitate life by trying to be more realistic. But now life is imitating games!

It’s always good to ask why. Sometimes there’s a valid reason. But if you are frustrated about why things are done the way they are, you will enjoy this fun story.

I’ve been frustrated this past week by poor service and poor government systems. Nothing new there. So I am going to distract you from work for a few minutes with some unrelated trivia. Sing a licence You know that screen that requires you to accept the software licence terms before
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