This is great advice/insight: Great advice that I really [REALLY] want to follow. I work extremely hard every day, post-crash, post-brain-injury, to not become like the imbecile insurance lawyers who accused me of lying, insurance doctors who conveniently asked & documented only what they wanted, and the unaware drivers who put us all at risk …
For those who don’t know: My employer, ITS Consulting, is a consulting company; they hire out to other businesses to solve IT/tech challenges. In 2016 I was in a near-fatal crash, while cycling home from work, that has left me with multiple challenges and thus far I’ve only been able to work part time at …
What does one do on a boring, cold, snowy Thurs night? Create dev on-boarding/training tools of course.
Vancouver got a bunch of snow, I’m living the bachelor life while Jen’s in California, so I decided to see how far up SFU I could ride. I was actually able to ride all of it except I had to climb over a downed tree. I was even able to ride the steep trail below …
I’m working on an event log for a client (of my employer): At a bare minimum, an event/security log offloads some of the responsibility to the user. If you show fail and successful login attempts hopefully a user will catch when their own account has been compromised even if you can’t (I.E. their password was …
I’m such a nerd! You’d think 4 calendars (plus a few reminders, daily, etc) would be enough but here we are. I’ve created a public calendar for myself (and my wife):
My wife is from California and now that borders are somewhat open, post-COVID, she wanted to finally see her family again. I was in California for 10 days and while there I realized, I take a lot of photos and they’re not terrible. I’m going to start creating a post for each trip or event …
I was trying to think of how to communicate this to a client, I’m still not sure how to communicate this in a non-technical way. I also think this is valuable for most people to know & think about. Data, if it changes, has a relationship with time.
2021 was an extreme year for weather. In August we had a “heat dome” that killed many in Vancouver. In November we now have an “atmospheric river” dumping massive amounts of water and high winds.
This is an open letter to New West police and ICBC giving them an opportunity to explain their side of what happened and requesting answers to some simple questions. On July 26, 2016 I was involved in a near-fatal crash while cycling home from work.
