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On the other hand some positive posts on management, engineering and urbanism.
Management
Leadership Stories from Slack by Michael Lopp [Podcast] - Rands telling stories about his experiences in various companies
do archeology on ONE product initiative ... even something small. visualize the journey. - nice timeline of a product initiative by John Cutler
Infographic: The rise of the 4-day workweek - why not 3-days ... asking for a friend
Limits to one Product Backlog - 2 - continuing from last week, looking at Nokia as an example
Engineering
prefers-reduced-motion and browser defaults - I am so glad I don't have to know everything about the browser any more
cycletim.es - Scott Burns talking about parallels between cycling and software, not much to see yet, but I am curious where this is going
Pockets of rest enable careers. - a career usually is not a straight line
Ron is unhappy about the scrum alliance
The foundations of Continuous Delivery [Podcast] - Dace Farley interview
Technology
News: Tether printer on hold, China’s crypto crackdown, the world hates Binance, El Salvador’s Chivo wallet - the whole cryptocurrency thing is going well
The Ransomware Problem Is a Bitcoin Problem - ban it already
The Non-Innovation of Cryptocurrency - "nothing would be lost by a blanket cryptocurrency ban"
Kaspersky Password Manager: All your passwords are belong to us - security is hard, even for "security" companies
Cybereason: 80% of orgs that paid the ransom were hit again - surprise!
The Untold Story of SQLite [Podcast] - great story and SQLite is a great product. Richard is suffering from a strong case of NIH syndrome though
Massive Ransomware Attack May Impact Thousands of Victims - guess how they get paid?
What Happened in the Kaseya VSA Incident? - more on the ransomware attack
"Monero is a cryptocurrency that provides money laundering as a first-class primitive, unlike Bitcoin where additional steps are required to obscure the origin of funds. Yet basically nobody uses Monero for legitimate payments; and as “altcoins” (alternative cryptocurrencies) go, it is significantly smaller, ranking only 26th in market capitalization among all altcoins."
Remote work
How remote work changed the way companies think about where to keep offices - maybe having an office in Barcelona is not so bad
Revealed: rise in stress among those working from home - summary of a paper
Opinion: Working from home is great — except for productivity - I think this really depends on your work
Covid-19 briefing: working from home and worker productivity - more on this
Urbanism
The Streetsblog review of Fastererer and Furiouserer is great - I really enjoy jwz getting into Urbanism :-)
The Downtown Office District Was Vulnerable. Even Before Covid. - we need places with mixed use to avoid long trips and make cities nice to live in
City-Maut und autofreie Innenstädte – erst gehasst, dann geliebt [German] about the hate of making cities nicer before it happens and the love thereafter
Barcelona’s superblock will have a ‘more sustainable’ pavement - more information of the new superblocks (pretty video)
Mehrere Städte fordern flächendeckend Tempo 30 [German] - in Germany cities can't decide to introduce speed limits, it is pretty silly
It’s True: The Typical Car Is Parked 95 Percent of the Time - everybody knew this already
War on cars? Woo the public, or this will be a battle zone - it is really a War For People
How Milan is reinventing itself as a cycle city - cool things happening in Italy and France at the moment
Hannover verwandelt Straßen in Spielplätze [German] - a tiny bit is changing in Germany too
Random Music
The Woman-Machine [Podcast] - women as one driver of electronic music
Sixty years of climate change warnings: the signs that were missed (and ignored) - depressing, while politicians are currently talking about "lets not make hasty decisions"
“Wearing a mask” [Comic]
The Flemish Scrollers, 2021 - people are doing the best things with image recognition
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