Because .com Wasn't Available

I've struggled to manage my work and personal email for years.

One of my favorite movies of all time is V for Vendetta.

I get a lot of questions like, "You seem to know a lot about business for a technical CTO.

I’ve always disliked this phrase, and it felt like a pure contradiction - you wouldn’t need to verify if you truly trust.

My wife and I have driven a Model S for over 2 years, and a Model 3 for a couple months.

I'm co-organizing React Boston, the first react.js focused conference in New England this fall!

This was originally a Facebook post, but I'm preserving it here in a slightly longer format due to the transient nature of Facebook.

My second Pluralsight course, Composer: Getting Started, just went live!

I've just published my first Pluralsight Course: High Performance PHP!

When I left Etsy at the end of February, it was because I wanted to join something small where I could have a lot of impact.

February 27th was my last day at Etsy, concluding 2.5 years as a remote employee (more on what's next in a future post).

I've decided to narrow the focus of this blog, exclusively covering the following topics: Software Engineering Web Technologies Web Performance My Career All of fitness related posts (pushupdates, GORUCK events, etc.) are moving to my new blog at fitness.…

I completed my first GORUCK event on 9/13, a Light in Boston.

I just spent over a hour wrestling with this bug, and I'm hoping this post will help spare someone else the same pain.

In addition to my goal of doing one million push-ups by the age of 50, I always wanted to be able to do 100 consecutive push-ups.

For a long time one of the recommendations for a faster site has been to “serve your static content from a cookieless domain”.

This post originally appeared on the Perf Planet Performance Calendar on December 7th, 2013.

This is a follow-up to my "1,000,000 Push-ups" post.

** Update 12/03/13 ** - This article was deleted by Wikipedia moderators.

When you work on web performance every day, it is easy to assume that the best practices are widely known, widely understood, and widely followed.

For context about 30 day challenges, watch this Ted Talk by Matt Cutts.

My 30 day challenge for August was to avoid watching any television or movies, and I finished about a week ago.

Last weekend was the 2nd annual Northeast PHP conference in Boston.

For context about 30 day challenges, watch this Ted Talk by Matt Cutts.

Human logic, unlike that of the machines which we program and use every day, isn't perfect.