I'm proud of my small contribution to RFC-270. The official online version was missing ~80% of its content for 30 years. I found the full document and worked with the RFC Series Editor to get it online. More on this here:
write.as/365-rfcs/rfc-2…
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Hey #DefendCon! You could come work on my team - we’re looking for an infoseccy devops engineer for our infra/ops team! Remote welcome! And you get to support @SecureDrop too.
Come find me if interested! I’m the redhead rolling around the place, look for the tor lanyard!
We are hiring a Senior DevOps Engineer (remote-friendly in PT to ET time zones). Help build the Continuous Delivery infra for our websites, and support projects like @Sec...
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"text": "Hey #DefendCon! You could come work on my team - we\u2019re looking for an infoseccy devops engineer for our infra/ops team! Remote welcome! And you get to support @SecureDrop too.\n\nCome find me if interested! I\u2019m the redhead rolling around the place, look for the tor lanyard!",
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"text": "We are hiring a Senior DevOps Engineer (remote-friendly in PT to ET time zones). Help build the Continuous Delivery infra for our websites, and support projects like @SecureDrop:\n\nfreedom.press/jobs/senior-de\u2026",
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"text": "Looking forward to being in Seattle for @TypeScriptConf in 2 weeks! \u2728 Who else is going?",
"html": "Looking forward to being in Seattle for <a href=\"https://twitter.com/TypeScriptConf\">@TypeScriptConf</a> in 2 weeks! \u2728 Who else is going?"
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"text": "What's the one thing that you need when going to a convention outside of your badge?\n\nYour wallet!\n\nRookie move."
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"text": "From the Guardian: Snapping point: how the world\u2019s leading architects fell under the Instagram spell. We\u2019ve always had architecture-as-spectacle \u2013 if anything, Instagram is just the latest in a series of driving forces. But it\u2019s still worth thinking about. Something the author notes:\n\n\n\n\nConfiguring buildings and public spaces as selfie sets may well work for tourism promotion and the buzz of a launch, but once the novelty factor has worn off, the whimsy can grate and\u00a0the flimsiness become all too apparent. The urge for quick, affordable spectacle often leads to stick-on, paper-thin cladding materials that look good in photographs, but\u00a0weather terribly. The stained, peeling facades of the last decade stand as a grim testament to prioritising photographability over function.\nOliver Wainwright\n\n\n\n\nArt is wonderful, and public art is essential. It enhances and enriches the spaces we inhabit. But when we insert an overtly capitalist motivation of cashing in on a craze, we sacrifice the care and consideration in how we craft this art.\n\n\n\nSomething this also gets me thinking about is replication. That is, our penchant for seeing an interesting photo, and striving to replicate it. This isn\u2019t new, and in many cases is designed (consider things like Yosemite, where you round a corner and get a reveal of El Capitan or Half Dome. You stop, and say \u201cWow,\u201d and take a picture. This experience was designed, over a century ago, and is part of why we have 400 million nearly identical shots of these locations). It just bums me out, for some vague reasoning I can\u2019t quite put a finger on, that rather than being inspired by an interesting photo, there is this impetus to simply replicate it. I should probably chew on that a bit.",
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"text": "I only got on the ice 3 times this month, due to travel/sickness/work. It definitely shows. Hope to be back to daily skates this fall."
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My biz mentor just told me:
"Don't reply to any DMs that you didn't ask for. Social media is always a marketing tool and you are not marketing when you're having private...
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"text": "Exactly"
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"text": "My biz mentor just told me:\n\n\"Don't reply to any DMs that you didn't ask for. Social media is always a marketing tool and you are not marketing when you're having private conversations that can't be shared with your audience at large.\"\n\nI'm SHOOK!"
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