Transformative? New Device Harvests Energy in Darkness https://t.co/dsYfAjiL3b

Community success: in Oct 2018, @Ansible was the 7th most contributed open source project (out of 96M) on @GitHub.
Commercial success: In Sep 2019, Ansible manages over 4 million systems worldwide.

We all are too distracted by our petty problems to pay the due attention to this > Hubble telescope spies water raining on distant world https://t.co/gzyvw8uH0r

As I said before, I believe that it’s possible to merge the two technologies (not the products) to achieve something that we haven’t seen yet. But RPA is definitely not designed to replace infrastructure automation. https://t.co/iuvLAklxMg

@mccrory You forgot ugly as sin.

Exactly today, 16y ago, I was moving from cybersecurity to virtualization, launching https://t.co/BoMpGhNroI. Best decision of my life, which led to world-scale visibility, a flattering exit, and a wonderful career I’m grateful for every day.

To achieve great things embrace risk

I know it’s inconceivable but, what about making the enclosure thicker so that the cameras don’t extrude and there’s room for a bigger battery? I’m unreasonable, I know. https://t.co/OTkznXbEiK

RT @royalsociety: Imagine controlling a computer with your thoughts, direct brain-to-brain communication or even enhancing your concentrati…

Ugly as sin.

Even in enterprise IT, product quality (or value) has little to do with adoption scale. Brand gravity has. For mass adoption in a crowded market, a product must come out of a well-known brand. For mass support within an org, a product must come out of a well-known product owner.