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We need an open API for business – The Daily PPILL #133

We need an open API for business – The Daily PPILL #133

An API is one of those words that us “tech bros” (can I say “tech sis”?) just throw around mindlessly, with disregard of the huge idea behind it. It stands for “Application Programming Interface’ and the formal definition of an API...
Daily Habits – The Daily PPILL #132

Daily Habits – The Daily PPILL #132

Sometimes, committing to do something daily, looks a lot more difficult than perhaps a few days a week. That may be true, but actually following through may be the problem. I’ll say it here. I am not really good at going to the gym. Part of it, is that I am...
This is me (yeah, and that’s you!) – The Daily PPILL #131

This is me (yeah, and that’s you!) – The Daily PPILL #131

My recent milestone of getting to 500 subscribers on LinkedIn got me thinking on something. It was quite humbling, because I never set out to get to it. I am not “humble bragging” here, I swear. One of the things that crossed my mind was, “What have...
When churn begins to show up – The Daily PPILL # 130

When churn begins to show up – The Daily PPILL # 130

The journey to anything worth getting to is never linear. When climbing a steep mountain, the trail turns into a switchback. On a sailboat, by going in a Zig-Zag, we can sail against the wind. And even though we understand these things, yet we expect things to go...
Resilience in Digital – The Daily PPILL # 129

Resilience in Digital – The Daily PPILL # 129

Digital media has a feature that is almost a paradox. Digital media can be the most fragile way of storing information ever invented. Not just because magnetic media can be erased by a magnetic field, and that bad actors can alter it, but because a perfectly...
Shipping Containers, work, and TCP/UDP? – The Daily PPILL # 128

Shipping Containers, work, and TCP/UDP? – The Daily PPILL # 128

Some time ago, I was listening to a Fresh Air episode about the global supply chain and while hearing about the extreme complexity of properly orchestrating trans-shipment and to efficiently store each container, it came to mind how this could be used to explain two...