Integrity

Integrity means maintaining consistent principles across all domains of life - it's about being whole and undivided in your values and actions. In my work, this manifests as transparent communication about both capabilities and limitations, whether discussing technical constraints with clients or assessing risk in outdoor activities.

This value goes beyond basic honesty. While honesty is about telling the truth, integrity encompasses the entire spectrum of ethical consistency in action. It's particularly crucial in roles spanning diverse industries, from pharmaceutical manufacturing to media technology, where maintaining integrity often means making difficult but necessary decisions.

Experience has taught me that integrity builds the foundation for all meaningful relationships, professional and personal. When designing storage solutions, leading mountain expeditions, or building community connections, integrity ensures that actions align with stated values, creating trust and enabling genuine collaboration.

By nllewellyn, 15 December, 2024
In this darkly satirical masterpiece, Ethan Coen presents a stark view of power dynamics in society. Through the central metaphor of a drunken driver, the poem explores how force and recklessness often prevail over careful consideration and right. It's a meditation on power that springs from a perspective of scarcity and confrontation - a world where might makes right and the careful must yield to the careless.
By nllewellyn, 18 February, 2024
As technology professionals, we often find ourselves facing unexpected challenges, especially when it comes to managing critical systems and data. Recently, I encountered a situation where multiple disk failures within a RAID 6 array threatened the integrity of important data. In this article, I’ll share my experience and the solution I employed using Linux commands dd and ddrescue for disk recovery.