How to build defensible roadmaps that stop executive whiplash and give your team strategic breathing room If you re a Product Owner, Product Manager, or Customer Journey lead, you ve probably lived this nightmare: You ve got a solid roadmap for the next 9 months. Your backlog is prioritized. Your team knows what they re building and why. Then More The post Strategic Horizon Mapping: A Workshop…
I spent decades struggling financially. The kind of struggle where every decision comes with a calculation, where enough felt like a distant fantasy rather than an achievable state. Then something shifted. Through partnership, shared resources, and finally earning a stable income, I found myself in a place I d never been before: financially secure. You d think More The post The Abundance Paradox:…
I m a data hoarder; there I said it. I ve been taking digital photos since around 2002; over the years and many computers / hard drives i ve moved, copied and added to a temp folder countless image and video files. In the back of my mind i ve always said i ll sort these later , only to find More The post Organising 162,356 files using FDUPES and NameMangler appeared first on bomski.com .
I had an issue recently with some shared hosting and W3 Total Cache; basically the root path wasn t being declared correctly via the default configuration of the plugin. I came up with a slight modification to the /inc/define.php file (DISCLAIMER: this is a hack, if you use this your warranty is void / bad things More The post W3TC and .htaccess path manipulation appeared first on bomski.com .
Okay, so i ve had a 1TB external USB for a while which has been formatted for OS X use (HFS+). I ve been doing a lot of work on Linux (Ubunut 14.04) recently and wanted an easy, fast way to be able to read/write on both operating systems. I dabbled with this briefly a while back More The post Enabling read/write on external drive shared between OS X and Linux (Ubuntu) appeared first on bomski.com…
After seeing my friend build his own Ambilight-esque LED backlight for his TV, and him kindly giving me a spare set of LEDs to construct my own (he bought too many sets); I ve gotta say IT S AWESOME: If you re looking to build your own; its not immensely straightforward but if you know your way around More The post Adalight, Arduino, Boblight, Ubuntu and XBMC appeared first on bomski.com .
I ve spent ages trying to get automounting of a RAID array to work; and after many failings I now have it working, so I figured now would be a good time to document the process. Now i ll assume you have a working software RAID array (or a standard RAID Array) which you can manually mount. More The post Automount software RAID array in Ubuntu appeared first on bomski.com .
Well after monkeying about with a busted 11.10 installation (call it a learning curve with Linux); I decided to reinstall the OS from fresh. I have 4x2TB drives utilising Ubuntu s FakeRAID (software RAID), along with a 500Gb OS drive (the target for my refresh). TL;DR solution to this problem is at bottom of this More The post Ubuntu 11.10+ with RAID not booting after installing mdadm? read on…