Family guy and web developer
A few thoughts from Michael Wade on crisis management.
You’ll need a “deep bench” to handle a major crisis because the first team will soon be exhausted.
Reminds me of the recent Rework podcast episode that I listened to that covered Basecamp’s significant product outage and how they handled the situation.
These glacier pools in Iceland are the result of retreating glaciers. The photographs themselves are amazing but they signify the increasing problem of climate change.
For those looking to learn web development, then I would highly recommend Thoughtbot’s Upcase site as a place to begin. And just for some added value, Thoughtbot are also making all their e-books free as well.
First beta user setup on my bookmarking app, Markcase. I still have a list of bugs and features I want to deliver sooner than later, but I expect to start looking for more beta testers towards the weekend.
A list of ideas for Firefox. I would love to see these picked up and made into browser extensions.
Me and Jen took the boys to Taekwondo this morning. Usually we alternate it, but we decided to both go this morning. We sat and had a coffee while waiting for the boys to finish. Not often we get the chance to talk without interruptions. It was a nice wee start to the day.
Just blitzed through my unread feeds in Feedbin in a matter of minutes using the keyboard shortcuts. I forgot these existed! And yes I used the Vim arrow keys, ‘h’,’j’,’k’ and ‘l’. You can use traditional arrow keys asd well.
Twitter’s “Hide Tweet” button feels like another feature for the platform that requires manual interaction to filter the noise out. Managing a Twitter account is starting to sound like a full-time job.
