I'm a full-stack developer. I used to be a Data Manager and senior leader in secondary state schools.
Joined July 2017
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@edfenergy how can I get a callback for your move in line? Been in a queue for 40min, only to be hung up on... :/ will try again, but my next call is to a competitor
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Didn't know Github used us, but cool and thanks. github.blog/2022-06-24-thank…
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It feels really objectionably stupid for great people to have to leave companies they love because of org chart inflexibility.
But every exception and one-off creates it's own organizational debt, and often cynicism and equity issues over special treatment.
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Thank you @RussiaUN for your letter dated March 16.
Please see our suggested edits below.
#StandWithUkraine #RespectTheCharter
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I'm trying to optimise my time and energy in work by asking:
1. Can I ignore this?
2. Can I delegate this?
3. Can I defer this?
4. If I have to do this can I:
- Decompose this?
5. If I have to do this more than once can I:
- Can I simplify this?
- Can I automate this?
Anyone got a good, simple, visual presentation on STRIDE and threat models for developers? Want to do an intro session, and everything I'm finding looks like a defence of an academic paper from the 80s. I know it exists, colleagues have shared them with me when training me! :)
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Tip: to allow users clearly distinguish between "O" and "0," you can set `font-variant-numeric` to `slashed-zero` ✨
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I hear "code is law" and react approximately as I would to "interpretive dance is law".
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If the receptionist shuts down your social engineering attempt but still gives you a lollipop that's a win, right?
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With GitHub adding native support for Mermaid diagrams, I've seen more and more people trying to create C4 model diagrams using Mermaid. Here's an example somebody posted on GitHub.
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No new bugs can be communicated to QA after 4.
Bugs are wily, prone to burrowing into vulnerable brains and taking root, corruption spreading down the spine.
They are particularly dangerous at the end of a working day when testers are most vulnerable to what haunts the office.
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Journalists covering InfoSec, when covering breaches, please ask what security control(s) should have prevented the incident but didn’t.
It’s a common question asked in every other comparable area.
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Cheatsheet to Critical Thinking: i0.wp.com/blog.education.nat…
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This is the most basic argument against crypto that I tell all the people who call me. The tech doesn't work, and the fundamental idea is ahistorical and flawed. Writing it down so I don't have to repeat myself all the time.
The Case Against Crypto
stephendiehl.com/blog/agains…
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I have property & a backyard.
What turns people YIMBY is trying to hire great people under 35 and realizing there’s almost nowhere reasonable for them to live & start a family nearby. 🤦♂️ cc: @Noahpinion
