Long-time computer industry systems engineer, instructor, team leader, project manager, software architect, consultant, manager, project manager, executive, software developer, yada yada, now retired, but still looking up to see what's coming down.
I'm working on a rambling narrative of my professional history here.
Currently, my main online activity is through Google Photos. There, for example, I post a daily shot of our backyard, like this and this. If I do this for another 20 years or so, I'm thinking it provide a valuable record of the effects of climate change.
For the final decade or so of my career, I developed and maintained a cool piece of software for two international companies that implement the Team Syntegrity methodology for their clients. Of all the software I worked on, this was probably the most satisfying, because it's used every day by powerful teams doing wonderful work. Most other things I worked on either failed outright or quickly evaporated, even though some of it was pretty good, if I do say so myself, me what shouldn't.
Most importantly, I collaborated in the making of a scientist and teacher, in whom I am well pleased.
These days, firmly retired, I am the volunteer Webmaster for Learning Unlimited Etobicoke.