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My preferred development release cycles list of environments
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Many companies can't afford this, so there are many variations, but when I have been fortunate enough to work for organizations (or I had the money myself) to have the ideal resources in place, this it what it looks like for me to ensure 99.999% or better up times each year...
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Ramping up Flutter Development
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While I am still CTO/CIO/CINO at ManufacturingPower.com and PracticingMusician.com, I am also ramping up my skills in hands-on Flutter development for cross-platform mobile, desktop, and web development.
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Linux and TDE on Dell XPS 9575 15 inch 2-in-1
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Here is information on the challenges of trying to get Linux (and BSD) to run on a Dell 2-in-1 15 in. 9575 XPS laptop / tablet.
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Disable IPv6 on Ubuntu
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Quick Notes
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If killall by name not working try pkill -f
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In recent years some distros and apps no loger responding to kill -9 <app name> such as killall -9 firefox.
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Standards of Practice: Code Commenting Style Preferences and Recommendations
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Too many programmers in the past 10-15 years increasingly seem to consider code commenting and documentation passe and too time consuming without enough benefit to justify the effort (they are outright _wrong_), but for those that understand the value of good and useful code comments, here are some suggested recommended guidelines...
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Adventures in Prototyping ClimbHigh.AI Platform (CH.AIP0)
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I joined Practicing Musician S.P.C. January 2024. This lead to building new infrastructure, which lead to expanding the possibilities of the EdTech platform, which then lead to the CEO and others realizing the potential of what would be ClimbHigh.AI...
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Django-cms on CentOS 7
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Since we are trying to drop Plone and evaluate moving to Django we are evaluating various options. Centos needs extra steps to be able to install Django and Django-cms and to use it. here are some notes as guidance and reminder.
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Fiverr.com Caveat Emptor
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At the suggestion of Ivan Van Norman, to get artwork and logos made before the January 22nd brodcast at WotC's Dragon Talk, I attempted to make use of a gig service called Fiverr.com. This has been a mixed experience...
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WHY A CTO SHOULD _NOT_ JUST BE A GLORIFIED CODER/ENGINEER
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Increasingly, the title “CTO” is being used to induce engineers to provide underpaid—or even free—technical services. Don't fall for it! Otherwise your organization will very likely be ruined. Generally if they can't actually pay for a CTO, the organization should NOT even be looking to fill a CTO role yet. Instead they should be looking at roles more appropriate to their specific needs and resources.
