The future is decided by the stubborn and unreasonable. Optimism is a side effect of their success.

When I test my scripts, I test them in us-east-1... while I'm asleep, because fuck testing shit in person, let a machine do it.

Yeah, both cadets and scouts/cubs. I also had a navy grandad, so learning stitching for drapes, sails and flags was a thing. I was great by the time I got to home economics in high school, but I couldn't measure or cut to save my ass (Our first sewing project was boxer shorts)

I mean… some of us have. I’m still in “Defcon scramble” mode and I’m actually IN Vegas.

Yeah, I feel like I see that a lot. That, and passwords that are old enough to drink.

Just look at it as training. I did a 100 mile ride in a thunderstorm or three on Sunday and had a crash that dented my helmet. That was also training for Defcon :)

So, it looks like I had this set as “only from people who follow me”. Also: I got a slap from the algorithm when I tried to dm y’all individually. :p

Yeah, looks like I do… lemme fix that.

Hello! I dropped in here from one of those other platforms to ask @beardbyte, @syntax976, @kexx3l and @LunaSylumDancer to please DM me about last summer’s camp activities. #cryptochallenge

The best security people that I’ve worked with have done both roles. It’s not like there’s some sort of secret club membership for either side of the practice that says you can’t do both. It’s better if people doing security understand it from more than one perspective.

Proof of life: this should show up on all three social media platforms that I still use. I’ve largely moved to Instagram and Mastodon, because Twitter destroyed itself, and then cut off API access. Obviously, by handle hasn’t changed anywhere :)

I think we’re still arguing on the internet, but it’s safe to come out.

Why the kell would I sleep when the weather is this good #skieverywhere #protectourwinters #nordicski #2am

Usually they do, sometimes they actually nest or roost in the airport spaces. Most of them are smart enough to understand how the automatic doors work, which usually helps.

Those emergency cues are odd, given that southern Ontario had the most homicides in Canada last year (close to 200 out of 788 depending on how you qualify “southern”), and has a lot of the “gun related crime” in the country because of the size of the population there.