As of the evening of Friday, July 29th, I’ll be home for good. For those of you who don’t already know, I’ve been away from home for the last 4 months, working in Eel Ground, New Brunswick. It’s an Aboriginal community, just outside Miramichi. My job has been to train …
A couple of weeks ago, I read Michael Bolton’s post that argued “Testers don’t prevent problems.” (http://www.developsense.com/blog/2016/05/testers-dont-prevent-problems/, and it got me thinking. To give you a bit of context, I was lucky enough to have a few conversations with him when I lived in Toronto. The fact that his blog …
As has been my custom for a number of years now, here is my annual end-of-year post. Enjoy! Wow, I haven’t posted …
One of the areas of training I recently chose to pursue is how to be a better trainer. Specifically, training people in …
Ever since I was a kid, I wanted to be a programmer. No, seriously! I was fascinated by computers from the age …
Until recently, my standard weekday breakfast was a bowl of cereal. Pretty much, whatever was on sale, as long as it wasn’t …
As is my custom, here is my annual end-of-year/new-year post. Enjoy! Looking over my posts from the last year, it seems like …
It’s been a while, so here are a few updates on the various projects I’ve had on the go: Centennial SMaSH 1-Gallon …
Cross-posted from 7cubed.ca No, I’m not destroying anything one hundred years old. This is my first foray in to all-grain brewing! So, …
I was digging through the freezer last weekend, and came across a decent-sized chunk of moose meat, and thought “hey there, weekday …