Latest Posts
Fixing a missing profile picture in the MacOS Sonoma Lock Screen for the user
If you are frustrated by a default medal icon appearing on your MacOS Sonoma lock screen instead of your chosen profile picture, this post offers a simple solution. After ruling out system caches and reboots, I discovered that simply hovering over the account list forces the system to refresh and display the correct image.
Building a company culture: Lessons learned during 2 years
Drawing from my experience building a distributed cybersecurity firm, I share how I defined a meaningful company culture centered on the principle that "how you do anything is how you do everything." By embracing asynchronous communication and remote work, we avoided the trap of empty mission statements and instead focused on practical actions that support our team's autonomy and customer-centric goals.
Building a home gym
In this post, I share the practical lessons I learned while designing and equipping a 31-square-meter home gym in my new house in Helsinki. I discuss how zoning restrictions influenced the layout, why I chose Rogue equipment despite limited Eurozone options, and how the initial investment compares to long-term gym membership savings.
Why do I have two webcams?
I explain my dual-webcam setup, which balances a high-end Canon camera on my primary workstation with a portable Logitech Brio for client devices and travel. This approach ensures consistent, high-quality video across different environments while avoiding the hassle of unplugging equipment or relying on inferior built-in laptop cameras.
It's time to eat more vegetables - starting with broccoli! 🥦
Read on to discover how I’m tackling my lifelong picky eating habits by adopting a simple strategy to incorporate more vegetables into my daily diet. I’ll share my goal of filling half my plate with greens, starting with broccoli, to replace less healthy staples like pasta and sugar. This approach allows me to challenge myself realistically without the need for complex meal prep.
Using Plausible for website analytics
After rejecting Google Analytics and Cloudflare for being either too invasive or data-heavy, I discovered Plausible as a privacy-focused, cookieless alternative that aligns with my need for EU-hosted, GDPR-compliant tracking. In this post, I share why this lightweight SaaS solution replaced my previous tools, how easily I integrated it with my Ghost blog, and what the straightforward analytics interface offers for monitoring visitor trends without compromising user privacy.
Jussi Roine
Microsoft MVP and consultancy founder with 30+ years of experience, passionate about Microsoft security, AI governance, and sharing what I learn along the way.