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Explore key takeaways from the Alpha-Omega roundtable at OSS EU 2026, featuring discussions on open source cybersecurity, SEIRs, criticality cohorts, and project sustainability.

Since Alexander Skarsgard is a topic right now I want y'all to know one time at DragonCon I went as Felicia from Darkstalkers, and he sent someone across the room to go get me so he could take a picture that he insisted was for his mom. He is weird but in a very charming way.

Y'all aren't getting a photo of me in that costume but what do you mean this is for your mom lol

I have had the displeasure of integrating with a few different APIs over the past few weeks while working to automate Vori’s onboarding flow. These APIs have been for systems including contract rendering and e-signature collection, invoicing/billing systems, CRMs, card processors and gateways, and card terminal providers.

To be fair he didn’t have the mustache

@www.jvt.me@www.jvt.me someone said there was an unattended bag, so probably just precautions to search it by pyrotechnics.

Attached: 1 image On my way home from Open Source Summit EU in Prague. So much global cyber policy! If the attendance at sessions and workshops is any measure, CRA and how it impacts the open source ecosystem has become a very hot topic. Guides available at https://policy.openssf.org and free training available here https://openssf.org/tag/cra-training-course/ by the way.

The many police cars and red tapes both inside and outside, and the alternative exit path was a nice touch to end the conference though.

See how Chainguard built forkstore to securely manage public CVE fixes and embargoed Athena patches on the same open source packages.

Secure GitHub Actions beyond SHA pinning. Chainguard Actions is now GA with 1,000+ hardened, continuously verified drop-in replacements.

Finding a zero-day is only the start. Learn how Athena determines which software versions are affected and what fixes customers should deploy.

Had a physical today and took a depression test, and two of the questions were, over the last two weeks how many days have you: - felt tired - had trouble concentrating WHO IS PASSING THESE?? Who is not feeling like this all the time?

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Short version: Adding the rel=canonical URL in your web pages is important for more than just search results. It can also impact link previews in other Google products like Docs. I recently ran into a …

Automatic dependency update PR-raising tooling! We actually introduced Renovate recently in our azure devops CICD pipeline setup and it works pretty well. For years we didn’t have a dependabot- like solution and I am glad that we now have Renovate to cover that gap! [contains quote post or other embedded content]

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Run AI agents isolated in a macOS user account and sandbox-exec. Configured to run Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor Agent, Google Gemini. - webcoyote/sandvault

I was harassed and assaulted by two of your industry faves at work. Both are still successful and well-liked. One happened in a room full of people; nobody stopped him or helped me. The other threatened victims into silence. You might not be one of the 7, but you're at least friends with the 57.

This is why I don't have any tolerance for "not all men" type comments. You absolutely know women who have been assaulted whether she tells you that or not, but most men would insist that none of their friends would do that or allow that to happen.

The most important thing I learned in my 20s is that being smart doesn't make you special. Eventually you need to learn to try hard and to enjoy learning to do things you're not immediately good at. It turns out that the people who didn't learn this lesson were reading Harry Potter fanfic.

I was the absolute BEST parent before I had kids. The way I had everything all figured out. Zero screen time, no juice, organic veggies, kids that would have patience and an attention span... My goodness. None of those things worked out the way I thought they would 😂

I have blamed The agents That hacked Your website And which You probably Reasonably thought I controlled Forgive me I am rich And unaccustomed To taking responsibility

i really can’t bring myself to care about AI anthropomorphism debates. “is AI thinking?” i don’t know. is a calculator calculating? questions for the philosophers. what’s important is that we put sam altman in prison.

They said like a 10% risk that isn't actually backed up by any facts. They made it up. But you know what is 100% risk to humanity backed up by science and data? Climate change. Why don't people focus on actual risk to humanity?

git worktrees are no longer a niche tool, but they still come with some gotchas — like the fact that, in a worktree, .git is a file, not a directory.

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Hey, I posted your skeet on Reddit and it hit r/all there. 😊

Your approach of scattergunning the most inane shit is a pretty solid strategy then.

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Chick Fil A? Yeah I wish a chick was filling my A that sounds awesome

When I said goodbye to The Changelog in March, people asked me about this bit: Part of me wants to go get a software engineering job. Part of me wants to keep creating content. Part of me wants to …

Come and see me talk about bringing a service in-house! I've finished the slides and everything

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I forgot Jay existed until someone reposted that screenshot lmfao

Here’s a smattering of things I found interesting lately. Tools, articles, silos, and insults to all programmers. Silo I haven’t been this into a sci-fi / mystery box series since Lost.1 The setup: In a ruined and toxic future, thousands live in a giant silo deep underground. After its sheriff breaks a cardinal rule and residents die mysteriously, engineer Juliette starts to uncover shocking secrets and the truth about the silo.

Oh, fuck you.

In the last 28 years of publishing software, I’ve had three distinct eras of software licensing. All of my recent stuff is available under the European Union Public License 1.2, and I thought to explain why.

I think I just saw the opposite of a stork

Attached: 1 image Earlier this week I unsubscribed from #1Password and moved to #Bitwarden... due to their donation of 300k to DHH's #Omarchy. I made sure to let them know about the reason, so that hopefully the company would notice those kind of decisions have an impact. Day one I got messages from their AI system. But today I got a response by a real human at 1Password (or so it appears). If you are curious about the company's official response to the backlash, check out the screenshot (and/or #AltText)

Been experimenting with a tool for scanning git repos for detecting certain kinds of files and the tool I made appears to be hundreds of times faster than the existing alternatives, which just leaves me questioning what I’m doing wrong 😑

real quick: you won't see my posting about the omarchy stuff much because i try to give dhh as little of a space in my brain as possible keep on doing you though. my silence here doesn't mean i'm into it or whatever, or that i think yinz should not talk about it. i'm just not gonna

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I'm still a huge proponent of the idea of distribution channels for packages where "production" is expected to be the slimmest functional build of your package and "development" includes markdown files, test directories, and other "useful" stuff that doesn't need to be in my production machine [contains quote post or other embedded content]