Hi, So you organize a conference, which is a great deal. I know because I did over 30 of them in the last 20 years. After COVID, I recently decided to be more active and wanted to talk again at some of the events you organize, and I have an appeal to you. See, I … Read more
The following two weeks will be filled with free and open-source software (FOSS) activities for me. Thunderbird Council I am running for one of the seats of the Thunderbird Council – the governing body for the Thunderbird project. If you have voting rights for the project, please look at the mailing list, see what I want to … Read more
For my email communication, I rely on Thunderbird. That is why I generate my OpenPGP keys with their key manager, not through the gpg itself. This morning, I set up my Web Key Directory(WKD) so anyone with an email client that supports this can auto-discover my public OpenPGP key without needing to look at any … Read more
Being a technical program manager means that sometimes you need to step in and organize the software delivery model, even if this is outside your official job description. Usually, the product management team’s capacity is filled with many low-priority tasks, wasteful activities, and non-optimized processes. This prevents them from focusing on one essential goal – … Read more
After successfully finishing my Sprint #1, here are my Sprint #2 goals.Start date: January-8thEnd date: February -7th 1: Do something crazy and almost impossible I decided to run for the Thunderbird Council and be the community’s voice there. I’ will write an additional post about why I want to do that. The chances are close … Read more
After years of supporting Mozilla financially and spreading messages with my peers, I returned as an active contributor. I defined a 4-week sprint for myself that started on November 22nd and finished on my birthday, December 22nd. My goals were: 1: Contribute to the localization every day, including weekends. Initially, it was hard for me … Read more
