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Over the years, I’ve built up a repository of resources that have shaped my thinking about software engineering, open source, work, life, and so much more. Every so often, I reference them in conversation and am asked for links, other recommendations, and thoughts or commentary about them. This year, I’ll be posting two or three every month, both as a way to revisit them as well as share a few thoughts about how they have changed how I journey throughout this (sometimes confusing) world.

Open source, the public domain, and various freedoms take center stage in the story behind Standard Ebooks. Learn about Standard Ebooks, a project founded by Alex Cabal to solve one particular problem, and how it brought together contributors with diverse sets of talents to make public domain literature works of art.

Simple plans are easier to follow. A short rule-of-thumb for prioritization. Classify each task as either Urgent/Not Urgent and Important/Unimportant. 1. Urgent/Important – Do 2. Urgent/Unimportant – Delegate 3. Not Urgent/Important – Schedule 4. Not Urgent/Unimportant – Drop A rule easy enough to remember and apply in your head to quickly get a gist of what you should be working on. The 2x2 matrix supposedly comes from a quote from former President Dwight Eisenhower, I have two kinds of

We recently compiled our list of the top Apple security and privacy stories of 2022. Now we turn our focus specifically to the Mac malware threats of the

In this new weekly feature, we compile a list of funded startups that are actively hiring for multiple open positions and that have not conducted reported layoffs in the past year.