Deleyna’s Drift
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Owning Your Content: The Myth of Platform Security
For years, I’ve been repeating the same advice to my clients and students. “Use open-source platforms so you own your content.” Open-source software is free to use, usually run by a non-profit group of developers from all over the world who work together to build a useful tool that they love. These are passion projects…
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Coffee!
Coffee with a cause! Yum from Restoration Roastery. Because who doesn’t like coffee that tastes good and helps make the world a better place?
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Trust in Technology: A Fairy Tale of Open-Source
Once upon a time, in the magical land of open-source, trust was the key to thriving villages. But what happens when wizards put their own interests first?
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Watch Me Pivot
Join me as I adapt to technology changes live—unfiltered and real. Learn how to pivot in the face of obstacles and find the best path forward.
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The Trip – Part 3 – Touring for Inspiration
Friends, lots of driving, and a chance to explore some of my favorite authors’ lives filled these beautiful, restful, adventurous weeks.
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The Trip – Part 2 – Rise and Disrupt
What started in anger ended in hope as I spent more time in the vendor hall meeting amazing people than I did in the classes!
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The Trip – Part 1 – Captivating
Captivating is about sharing our stories. Because everyone has a story. And stories have power. Beautiful time spent in prayer, worship, and being well fed.
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DNS, SPF, DKIM, DMARC and other alphabet soup for Authors
Let’s work through the alphabet soup of DNS and make sense of why we need to deal with setting up our newsletter and website systems to help our emails survive.
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Changes – Why I Hate Evernote
The new owners of Evernote had a chance to build trust. They’ve broken it, losing what I consider to be the most valuable commodity a company has these days.