passkeys: do not use them.

100% this is a poster in my goddamn office ❤️ i presently work for a cto who keeps asking people "and what happens when you are eaten by cats?" and i absolutely love her for it every time. what a gear-change from 13 months ago.

@crmsnbleyd it’s when the twink crawls up the tree, poops a little cocoon, and 9 months later comes out a microbear the process was documented heavily in the movie “cocoon”

p: "did your new friends like your little push request or whatever?" in this house, my code receives exactly as much respect as it deserves.

available in all your favourite classic candy flavours: rusty hemoglobin, toothpaste, urinal puck, overripe fortnight banana, blue, purple, and of course, “sugar”

if that’s an international harvester mug in the latest elle cordova, i have the same one. ❤️

i absolutely love the idea that the slop pr problem could lead to an offline-first, slow-food approach to quality open source. i might be alone here, though

i started an off-grid cabin coop with some friends back in 2010. the application process was on paper, and mailed in. it prevented low-effort entries completely. i look forward to open source projects taking this approach. “your first patch can be printed out and mailed to this p.o. box for review”