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Okay, I'm not perfect.

A week ago today, our cat Penelope, styled as "Her Serene Highness, Princess Penelope Ponderosa Pollyanna Peachfuzz," and "Penny" to her friends, passed away.

Amsterdam 0.2.0 (the "Cancun" release, because that's where most of its new code was written) is now released and running on Electric Minds Reborn.

"What I cannot create, I do not understand" Richard Feynman, Ph.D.

In 2001, Electric Minds, one of the early experiments in virtual community, went dark.

I've tried to stick to technical subjects on this blog, keeping sensitive subjects like politics and my personal life out of it.

Recently, I spotted Terence Eden's essay on The Peaceful Transfer of Power as it relates to open-source projects.

Part of how I was able to bring up Venice to replace CommunityWare so quickly was that I had been responsible for one of the key CommunityWare components, the HTML Checker, which performed several different operations related to conferencing: It limited a…

Since Bella introduced herself to the #lobsters channel on IRC by leaning on my Mac keyboard, I thought I'd introduce her to the general audience.

If you look at the state of social media these days, you know what it is.

Here's a cautionary tale of why AI isn't always the answer in software development...

Like many of you, I accumulate a lot of miscellaneous links to things.

At least one other blogger I know has answered this challenge, and I'm in the middle of a "maintenance day" upgrading stuff, so I figured, what the hell.

Sean Conman seems to have a lot of good things to say.

I've been working on a project recently that involves rebuilding one of my previous projects, which was written in Java (and Java 1.6 at that!)

Victor A gives us some important information about securing E-mail with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, which, to be honest, is "table stakes" these days if you want your E-mail to be accepted by Gmail or any of the other big providers.

When I was working for IQNavigator (now Beeline), I was heavily involved in FrontOffice integrations.

I've recently come across the Lobsters Blog Carnival, and though I'm not yet a member of Lobsters, I can certainly answer to their theme: "What have you made for yourself?"

Just in the time since I was let go by Broadcom, AI has been sweeping the nation faster than a new dance craze.

Recently, as part of a project for my future professional development, I decided I wanted to get the Venice Web Communities System (mentioned in my previous post on Electric Minds) up and running again.

One of the blogs I follow is Sean Conman's The Boston Diaries, a blog that's oddly named because he doesn't live in Boston, and doesn't even like the city.

Last month, the Tea app suffered a data breach, in which images and other private data belonging to women that had signed up for the service were stolen.

When I was working for Beeline, there was a big push to build a completely new version of their SaaS platform that was all done with microservices.

One of the biggest projects I've been involved with wasn't actually something I did for a company; it was saving the Electric Minds community from oblivion.

We must all efficiently Operationalize our strategies Invest in world-class technology And leverage our core competencies In order to holistically administrate Exceptional synergy "Mission Statement," "Weird Al" Yankovic So, as I once again step into the…