I was the technical editor for a few books at Wiley:
Professional Javascript for Web Developers 4th edition
Javascript: The new toys
Exploring Beaglebone
At one point I submitted a proposal for a book about AI on Small Board, got the contract but due to work obligations were unable to commit.
This was a presentation about usability, not so much APIs. Tools, utilities and apps were recommended and provided. https://gitlab.com/remastersys/dx-os/-/blob/master/presentation/26a.mp4?ref_type=heads
I wrote a Debian get started guide. My favorite part is where I offer instructions to uninstall LibreOffice. By the way, has anyone really looked at the code? I have. Slop! So, there are numerous places LibreOffice/Document Foundation did not properly rebrand. There is a DLL required? Anyway, here are the instructions. https://wiki.openoffice.org/w/images/0/02/Debian-quickinstall-oo.pdf
Created the desktop and pi images for Kids on computers. The year before, they had set up a lab but did not know how to truncate an image and needed to find and purchase larger SD cards in Mexico. At the time I was working remotely for Arizona State University as a consultant. Here is…
So, as any sys admin can concur, logs hold the keys to solutions. On one contract, we used a third party payment processor. The system was down. The third party stated they checked and it was not on their end. It was the beginning of the term and payments were needed. Executive pressure by day…
Spoke about privacy and AI. Also discussed 3D printing, copyright and surveillance. https://law.yale.edu/center-global-legal-challenges/events/past-events-2019-20
Worked on a few projects. Held workshops at Arizona State University for the Linux User Group, Gangplank makerspace, Linux + Pi at a tea shop, and Queen Creek Library. BDFL of Copper Linux, a GNU Linux User Group. Created an image with Deep Learning tools and OpenCV. https://raspbian.io
