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Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026
Backups: What Would Happen If Everything Disappeared Tomorrow?
By Dave Milliken
Backups: What Would Happen If Everything Disappeared Tomorrow? Dave Milliken Imagine arriving at work tomorrow morning and the computers are simply gone. Maybe they were stolen. Maybe there was a fire. Maybe lightning to...
📝 Article
Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026
Encryption, Hashing, and Encoding: What’s the Difference?
By Dave Milliken
Encryption, Hashing, and Encoding: What’s the Difference? Dave Milliken Security discussions tend to focus on people being the weakest link, and people genuinely can be, we click things we shouldn't, reuse passwords, tru...
📝 Article
Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026
The Excel Magic 10
By Dave Milliken
The Excel Magic 10 Dave Milliken Excel contains hundreds of functions. You could genuinely spend years working through them all, and thankfully, you don't need to. A surprisingly large share of everyday spreadsheet work ...
📝 Article
Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026
Microsoft Shortcuts Everyone Should Know
By Dave Milliken
Microsoft Shortcuts Everyone Should Know Dave Milliken Keyboard shortcuts are one of the simplest ways to genuinely speed up how you work on a computer. Every time you reach for the mouse, hunt down a menu, and click thr...
📝 Article
Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026
Taking the PISS — Procedures, Iteration, Sequence, and Selection
By Dave Milliken
Taking the PISS — Procedures, Iteration, Sequence, and Selection Dave Milliken Programming carries a genuinely enormous amount of terminology with it. Functions, loops, conditions, methods, procedures, branches, statemen...
📝 Article
Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026
Debugging: How to Find What’s Gone Wrong
By Dave Milliken
Debugging: How to Find What’s Gone Wrong Dave Milliken Programming is not simply the art of writing code that works. A genuinely huge part of it is working out why code doesn't work, and that process has a name: debuggin...
📝 Article
Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026
Git and Version Control: Why Not Just Keep Saving “Final v7”?
By Dave Milliken
Git and Version Control: Why Not Just Keep Saving “Final v7”? Dave Milliken If you've ever worked on a document or a piece of software and ended up with a folder containing final.docx, final2.docx, final_final.docx, fina...
📝 Article
Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026
APIs: How Applications Talk to Each Other
By Dave Milliken
APIs: How Applications Talk to Each Other Dave Milliken Modern software rarely operates in complete isolation. A weather app needs weather data from somewhere. A banking app needs account information. A travel app needs ...
📝 Article
Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026
If Statements: Teaching a Program to Make Decisions
By Dave Milliken
If Statements: Teaching a Program to Make Decisions Dave Milliken Computers are extremely good at following instructions, but a genuinely useful program needs to do more than blindly repeat the exact same sequence every ...
📝 Article
Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026
Loops: Doing the Same Thing Without Repeating Yourself
By Dave Milliken
Loops: Doing the Same Thing Without Repeating Yourself Dave Milliken One of the central ideas in programming is simple to state: don't repeat yourself. If a computer needs to do the same task a hundred times, you shouldn...