Today, I'll be talking about hardware and software updates, why staying on top of them is so important to an organization (big or small), and the best way to minimize risks while staying up-to-date.

In this episode, I discuss progressivism, why I think equity, diversity, and inclusion are so critical to a progressive system, and why I will never accept the status quo.

Today, to celebrate the 10th episode, I'm going to get a little more personal with some of my backstory, how I got interested in technology, and how I moved around at NSERC until I got to where I am.

Today's episode falls on a vacation day for me, so I'll be talking a little about work/life balance, why I don't really take vacations, and what does pull me away from work.

Today, I follow up on yesterday's spoilers episode, citing examples of ways TV and movies can change even after you've seen them, and the way sky-high expectations can ruin perfectly good media.

Today's episode is all about movie and TV spoilers: why I don't care, the only kind of spoilers I really don't like, and why I encourage others to try this lifestyle.

Links mentioned:

• Desktop 17 – Glad She Wrote Her Name Down

Today, I talk about owning your own website, making things for the internet, and my history with web development.

This episode, I talk about the proper funding of school, as it applies to before the pandemic, during the pandemic (as schools try to reopen), and what education looks like after things are back to normal.

Today, I talk about what Public Service Pride Week means to me, looking back at jokes where it turns out the punchline never made sense, and how we can all celebrate Pride in our own way with love in our hearts.

Today, the topic of discussion is face masks as they relate to public health and reopening.