Fun fact: the code which took Apollo 11 to the moon is available on github https://github.com/chrislgarry/Apollo-11/blob/master/Luminary099/LUNAR_LANDING_GUIDANCE_EQUATIONS.agc#L179

And if you look through it you'll see that - joyfully - it also includes original comments.

My absolute favourite thing about the Moon Code is that it includes comments like this: "TEMPORARY - I HOPE HOPE HOPE"

🌟 Time to listen in on Part 2 of my Nerd Journey recording with Nick Korte and John White, where we talk about navigating all the things networking and security in career paths, my super awesome FortiJob, and the really cool stops along the way. 😎

Thanks again, Nick and John -such a great experience to get to share on the show!

https://nerd-journey.com/all-the-networking-things-project-management-pre-sales-and-broadening-a-technical-specialty-with-amy-arnold-2-2/

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I got the fantastic opportunity to record an episode of the Nerd Journey podcast with amazing Nick Korte and John White, and the first half just dropped. Woot! 🎉

And has the coolest title Packets Don't Lie. Double woot! 🎉🎉

Tune in as we talk all things getting started in networking, finding your place and your peeps, and in and outs of developing a career in the industry, all from the perspective of one short but mighty redhead. 😂

https://nerd-journey.com/packets-dont-lie-quality-of-service-for-technical-exploration-in-network-engineering-with-amy-arnold-1-2/

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