I've probably posted this previously but it's what a tech friend of mine describes as an incredibly quotidian view into mid 80s computer engineering. https://ia601701.us.archive.org/20/items/year-in-dev/YearInDev.pdf
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Principal analyst at BitMasons. Emerging tech guy, photographer, traveler, writer. Opinions are mine alone.
As a friend of mine regularly reminds me, I've gotten a lot done this summer with a few other plans in motion. But STILL can't believe it's almost labor day and I haven't made more progress with house.
Luis VillaI clearly remember sitting in my dorm room and reading about the Red Hat experiment in giving stock to maintainers. It was a real "whoa, we can make money doing this?" moment. We've got some definite Red Hat DNA at Tidelift so we took a peek back. Featuring @djb_rh and @harishpillay, among others...
https://blog.tidelift.com/the-red-hat-ipo-experiment-to-pay-maintainers-25-years-later
https://blog.tidelift.com/the-red-hat-ipo-experiment-to-pay-maintainers-25-years-later
Finally feel like I'm starting to turn the corner on house/yard projects. Things just got *so* out of control the past few years.
While I would be perfectly happy to never be in Vegas again (and may not), I always found The Mirage to be a pretty decent place to stay as the Strip goes.
Finished faffing around with what to do with website/blog going forward and finally decided on a fairly quick and dirty solution. This keeps personal blog and technology blog on the same platform to make things simpler. https://bitmasonsllc.blogspot.com/
Figured it out 🙂
This is so weird. I get this soft cooler backpack thing from Amazon and I go. "Why the hell would I order this? I have more soft coolers than I know what to do with. Did I somehow mis-click something?" Thing is it's not in my Amazon order history and was fulfilled by a third party. (Was indeed shipped to me which was my next thought.) I guess I should just keep it clean and safe in case it appears in my history at some point.
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Haven't written anything more substantial yet. Don't know if I will. But I have decided to retire and will be leaving Red Hat towards the end of April.