Sometimes now isn't the right time for a rewrite

@hughevans @_dnch @MelissaKaulfuss Doesn't work everywhere yet, but I'm a recent convert to the one-yubikey-on-me,…

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“parenting” by @nurseysarah79

@jameshillia @yrlocaljourno @ConversationEDU @nullobject Postgres 11? Some new features in there that look pretty h…

@yrlocaljourno @ConversationEDU I didn't realise how upset I'd be to lose the 2 week shutdown perk! Working through…

A great thread on the clown maths of @elonmusk's LA tunnel

@tiagopadrela @buildkite Could be related to this?

RT @srpeatling: Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton tells @SkyNewsAust people hold the govt responsible for chaotic parliamentary si…

certificate transparency search

A solution for resisting SSL interception without breaking compatibility or requiring cooperation with third parties is needed. The SSL/TLS protocol allows not only servers to authenticate themselves using certificates, but clients as well. Client certificates are widely popular in some government agencies and countries, such as Estonia [27], but are not used by websites catering to the general (US) public. Interestingly, client certificates allow us to sidestep the interception problem.

interesting company handbook example

interested presentation from found of report-uri.com on their architecture and some common security issues they've detected

Zscaler apparently allows SSL inspection to be controlled per-domain