In OSS, Why Do We Keep Choosing the Hard Life?
I’ve been trying to teach my kids a lesson lately that, if I’m honest, I’m probably not succeeding at (yet). Recently, it struck me that
Further to yesterday’s blog about wizards and tools, I’d just like to clarify that I was talking about OSS software, not OSS people… although that’s perhaps a topic for conversation another day. 🙂
I’ve been trying to teach my kids a lesson lately that, if I’m honest, I’m probably not succeeding at (yet). Recently, it struck me that
The previous article highlighted how my chiropractor taught me something I didn’t realise about telecoms. It then triggered another image in my head (the first
Telco orders are a lot like falling in love. But, just like a Hollywood rom-com, there are always hilarious twists, awkward misunderstandings, hot exes and
I recently went to my chiropractor with wrist pain. I assumed it was from years of playing tennis and typing on keyboards. That seemed fairly
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There was so much potential opportunity in those words – glad to see we all remained professional! 😉
So far 🙂