Author: Stephanie
What Makes A Good Scientist? – Continuous Deployment
What makes a good scientist? In my view, intellectual curiosity, attention to detail and perseverance are indispensable qualities in the practice of good science. No less estimable a figure than Thomas Edison sums up the value of perseverance…
Read More »Phished Out – I Got Hooked Too – Continuous Deployment
I should have known better… The quirky email address from the “sender”, using a mailinator domain should have tipped me off to the hoax. If I weren’t busy and using my mobile device for web access and had…
Read More »The OSX Virtual Memory Management System – A Personal Experience – Continuous Deployment
I’ve been writing about Chrome bloat over the past few months because of the havoc it plays on my own system: MacBook Pro Mid-2012 2.5 GHz CPU Sierra OSX. In late summer of this year, I increased my…
Read More »Python 2017 – A Year of Transition. – Continuous Deployment
[Boston, November 18, 2016] Aaron Maxwell is a writer, software engineer and entrepreneur and resides in San Francisco, CA. I interviewed him on Friday and he had some interesting thoughts to share regarding DevOps, Python, and outcomes he expects…
Read More »Just Added: A Homebrew Maintenance Script – Continuous Deployment
For those of you, who, like me, are obsessed with Homebrew hygiene but turned off by the mundane nature of manually typing “brew doctor”, “brew update”, “brew upgrade”, etc., I have put together a VERY simple script that…
Read More »Web Browser Bloat – Does Anyone Have “A” Solution???? – Continuous Deployment
This is my Macbook Pro’s Activity Monitor. The red area you are looking at represents my system coming perilously close to running out of memory (16GB of memory to be specific). Sorting the “Memory” column in descending order,…
Read More »Dropbox Sharing – Folders vs. Links – Continuous Deployment
There is a difference between sharing a Dropbox folder and a Dropbox link. The former is not always accessible (for some reason) to the general public whereas content shared via a Dropbox link appears to be nearly universally…
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