There's a newish (last few years) "team communication" platform called "Slack" that most tech (and many non-tech) people use to communicate in asynchronous text, imag
NZ is on the verge of joining the CPTPPA - the awkwardly rebranded "Comprehensive and P
Over the years quite a few folks - representing businesses and organisations - have asked: "give me some reasons why we should be open sourcing our code".
For some people, there's a sense of security in fast food restaurants. For the most part, they've got something right: consistency.
I've seen a lot of National voters recently opining that the NZ National Party should partner with the NZ Greens rather than NZ First (and Winston Peters, aka the "Winbot") to form a government.
Recently, a crucial bit of NZ national infrastructure - a 150+ kilometer long fuel pipe between Marsden Point Oil Refinery and
For New Zealand voters who are struggling to make sense of the current voting landscape, I implore you to read the following and act on your conscience: Vote!
Do as I say, not as I do.
Let's get this out of the way up front: any computer system that is not up-to-date with security patches to known vulnerabilities is a disaster waiting to happen.
In 2002, the then-powerhouse IT company Sun Microsystems was considering purchasing Microsoft Office for its 35,000 staff.