This is very important. Senior engineers carry a lot of experience that should benefit the team overall, but they are hopefully still learning and leaning on others themselves. I constantly learn new things from my teammates.

Sometimes having teenagers results in 15min of silence during a car ride suddenly broken with "Do you think if I chased a goose I could catch it?"

I am still disappointed that Unicode has not created an official desk flip emoji

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Been working on this for a while. Cool thing is that many others have been as well through CentOS Stream 9!

In my boss's office there has been a countdown clock running for 1000 days marking when RHEL 9 is supposed to be released. Every 1:1, every meeting, ticking away. Reminding of the promise we made. Today, we all got to watch it hit 0. Thanks for the memory Michael MCGRATH 🎉

Shipped it! This is the seventh major Red Hat Enterprise Linux release I've been involved in, and I'm still incredibly proud to be part of the team. Despite a minor revolution in how we work (hello CentOS Project Stream) this was a remarkably smooth release.

EPEL9 launched five and a half months ago. Today, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 was released. In that time EPEL9 has grown to 5764 packages (from 2678 source packages) built by 249 different Fedora Project (@[email protected]) packagers. 📦🎉🤩

I have a proton.me email address now. Not sure why. Seemed like a good idea at the time.

Just going to drop the last slide of this talk here.

Great thread. The written and agreed upon spec is so often missing. Even if work is urgent, having it written down helps share information needed in an urgent time.

Back from a weeks holiday, and found my promotion to Distinguished Engineer at Red Hat has been approved!

I love this article in the Athletic on the progress of women's goalkeeping. A good insight to a highly undervalued position. Reminds me of people like Camp Shutout GK Training and @ClarkKeeper putting in the work to improve the sport. theathletic.com/3420667/2022/0…

Paul Moore (@[email protected]) Getting the maintainers aren't owners mindeset out is hard, once you put code into the kernel, you don't own it anymore, it's now part of a bigger picture, your job is to tend to it, not retain power over it.

It's been a while since I used this website and left it feeling positive about something. Perhaps it's time for a break

Really happy to see that our cloud workstation effort with Amazon is now public! Big kudos to Bob Davis for making it happen from our side redhat.com/en/blog/red-ha…