3 Steps to Fix a Failed iCloud Backup on Your iPhone SynopsisSeveral weeks ago, I noticed that backups from my iPhone had stopped syncing to iCloud. While trying to fix the issue, I encountered the following error messages on the iCloud
article Exploding Career Opportunities in DevRel I've been tracking job openings in DevRel (Developer Relations) and adjacent roles in a private document in Notion for a while now. I've been using these job ads as a
article Engineering vs. Technology In this article, I attempt to chronicle how I arrived at what I think is a layman explanation of the difference between the terms engineering and technology . An Incomplete Devil’s DictionaryMy goal with this series is to offer layman definitions of words used
article STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics A clear and concise definition for each discipline that makes up the STEM acronym.
rsync on macOS: Matters Arising I recently had to transfer large files on Windows to macOS Catalina (10.15.7) using rsync, but I met a few snags on the way. I already wrote about
7 Step Guide to Installing rsync on Windows I recently needed to move several gigabytes of data from an old laptop running Windows 8.1 to another laptop running macOS and my options were to use an external
Personal Can Apple Watch Measure Your Body Weight? As you can see in the screen shot below, the Apple Health app shows a fairly accurate measure of my weight that was added by the Apple Watch. Can the
RE: Apple, Its Control Over the iPhone, The Internet, And The Metaverse Note to readers: This is a rejoinder to Matthew Ball's epic 15000-word essay of the same title, published on February 2, 2021. He was gracious enough to reply to my
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satb Programming as Theory Building The name of this series Software as Theory Building (SaTB) was inspired by the title of a thought-provoking paper titled Programming as Theory Building. The paper was written more than three decades ago by a highly-respected Computer Scientist named Peter Naur.
