Cybersecurity Awareness Month Tip #11
A surprise encounter with an attacker is dangerous and can be frightening. However, you can reduce the potential for such encounters.
Avoid surprises by automating deploys in clean environments with good visibility. Do NOT deploy manually!
@github trs-80 model 4p in 1985. I started out with a 300 baud modem dialing into local bbs's and ended up running a bbs for about a year on a 2400 baud modem using software from a gentleman out in New Mexico. I only wish I could remember his name...
Deming taught us that performance reviews are from hell. On this week's Collaborwocky, meet the @UBC team creating a more #humane review process. No uprising, just respecting & working with partners to provide actionable feedback.
#management#HR#Deming
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"That's impossible savings. Is this real?" – one of my family members
Legitimately thankful for this business, it's going to save my loved ones a bunch of money!
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We've been asking each other for years, "Are software engineers really engineers?" @hillelogram actually answers the question, delightfully and at length. These essays are the blogosphere's best-kept secret.
Celebrate those around you. Validate them. Show them them the love they so richly deserve but often do not get, AND THEN FOLLOW IT UP WITH A PROMOTION. There, i said it.
The most important quality in a mentor, teacher, or coach is not how much they know. It's how much they care.
Caring is more than taking pride in your success. It's feeling joy as you progress.
The people you want in your corner are the ones who celebrate your growth.