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Ooh my little sneaky one, my infections one

When you gonna let me socialize, Corona!

Ohh you make my body ache, my breath shallow

Got to isolate myself- thank you Rona!

When’s this gonna stop, give it up, such a sneaky one

Gonna take my temp, to see if I’m getting worse

My, my, my, aye-aye- cough!

M-m-m-my Corona!

Stay six feet away, huh a-will ya, huh?

Far enough away to not catch my Corona

Keeping it…

Folk:

I just published a new White Paper on The Significant IT outages of 2019. I have not uploaded it to my website as yet, but I should have it uploaded by later today (http://www.covingtonca.com). The last story especially touched me because we have solutions that could have prevented each and every one of these outage.  I am going to try to attach the file.  but if it doesn't work, you can retrieve it from my website later.  I hope this…

the names I see, Leighton Chong and Sayoko Jean Blodgett-Ford are

outdated!  Thank you.  David Henna.  September 4, 2018

Whenever you’re on a social network, like Facebook or Twitter, you know who your friends and family are. However, there are many accounts that you don’t know personally, which can be bots. How can you tell bot from human? This a general issue beyond just social media. Google supports an approach to this called reCAPTCHA which can require a user doing a task that a human can do better than a bot. However, when posting to a social network,…

I wanted share a blog with everyone on TechHui, and I also wanted to ask if anyone has moved back recently to Hawaii in a tech job/tech entrepreneur area after working away for a while. I'd love to share your story.

The goal of the blog is to inspire others and give them roadmap options on how to make the journey back to Hawaii. Here's the…

POSITIONS FILLED

We are looking for one Senior Developer and one Junior Developer at Title Guaranty!

Our office is in downtown Honolulu!

If you want to find out more, please go to www.tghawaii.com and click on Career Opportunities!

Since March there’s been a competition going on, called the Purple Prize, that asks tech developers to team up with cultural practitioners to innovate technologies that serve Hawaiian culture and Hawaiʻi.…

www.Code-Ninja.co is expanding to Hawaii! Our first location is in the Maui Tech Center! Enroll Today. ‪#‎…

There are significant business and tactical advantages that can make it worthwhile for a startup company to file for a U.S. patent application on its business method invention, despite the current chaos in the U.S. Patent Office and the courts on the legal parameters for patenting business methods.  For more ...

SpaceX - Hawthorne, CA & Cape Canaveral, FL

December 21, 2015 @ 5:20pm PST = 8:20pm EST = 2:20pm HST…

Title Guaranty in downtown Honolulu is currently looking for a couple of Software Developers!  Ideal candidate would have a minimum of 2 years of experience with .NET, C#, ASP.net, Microsoft SQL Server and SSRS. 

If you are interested, please apply through our website at www.tghawaii.com.

The H-1B visa is commonly known as the Professional Worker's Visa and has been heavily used in the finance and tech industries as a tool for recruiting top international talent into information technology, software engineering and other specialized jobs in the information economy. A recent article in the New York Times, headlined "Large…

It used to be that to develop with Microsoft technologies developers would have to pay up for development tools if they wanted the best experience.  These days with all the options developers have, getting someone to pay for tools can be difficult.



Recently I wiped of one of my development machines and realized this is no longer the case while installing various tools.  



It's well known that Microsoft has been moving towards open sourcing many of their projects like…

Sooner or later, everyone who is in the tech field for the long run bumps up against the U.S. immigration system. The tech talent pool is global, our engineering schools have plenty of international grads looking to be placed into U.S. jobs, and smart international investors are looking for U.S. tech entrepreneurs to back. And the unanimous reaction to the immigration encounter is “the U.S. immigration system really sucks!”

A …

As a continuation of my blog posts regarding continuous delivery, I shall explore the continuous delivery options for WordPress websites since I was recently been involved in such a project.

One changing component of a WordPress website is its templates, which are written in PHP. This PHP source can be version controlled quite easily and integrated with a continuous delivery system.

However, another changing component of a WordPress website is its plugins and their…

We’re celebrating our having picked up two more engagements in June, for the States of Georgia and Oklahoma, with a tip of the hat to Andrew Hoppin (NuCivic.com) who, several years ago, got me focused on a business model based on long distance, distributed project teams. Justin, of course, continues to do the heavy lifting.

Lately I’ve been reviewing issues of long distance worker health and safety, and of information security with respect to access to corporate information from the…

Hi TechHui! I wanted to let you know that HTDC has an RFP out, looking for business mentors on Maui, Hawaii Island, and Kauai, to help small businesses grow as well as to represent HTDC. If you are interested, please check out the RFP. Please forward to anyone you think might be interested as well! Last chance to ask questions regarding…

Recently I’ve been interested in games created using JavaScript.  JavaScript is everywhere and works with a lot of devices and platforms including mobile devices that run on iOS, Android, Windows and FirefoxOS. On the web seems that games using HTML and JavaScript have started to replace those using older technologies like Flash.  Here is a list of JavaScript libraries that I have seen recommended for creating games. To compile this list I looked at libraries that are free,…

I like to hone my problem-solving skills by going over some programming contest questions and I also like to use programming contest problems in interviews because it allows me to gauge whether the candidate is a just a coder or a problem solver. That's not to say that if you can't come up with a correct solution, you aren't a problem solver -- if I'm the interviewer, I'm more interested in how you approach the problem and whether you can break up and present the problem in an abstract…