YubiKeys are vulnerable to cloning attacks thanks to newly discovered side channel
seems bad
YubiKeys are vulnerable to cloning attacks thanks to newly discovered side channel
Sophisticated attack breaks security assurances of the most popular FIDO key.
I checked in at Breakside Brewery / Portland / OR
started experiencing so much psychic damage at work that i decided to WFB for the afternoon
just spent 15 minutes typing up a bug report about suddenly getting 401s from Apple’s WeatherKit API (it’s happened to me multiple times in the past, usually only for a day or so, but their status page is always green) and then i realized…
my Apple Developer Program membership expired 🙃
so i guess the public URLs for Apple Maps Guides just encode the name and individual locations right in the URL… which means that every time i add places to my PDX Food guide, i have to re-share it. why is Apple like this.
I checked in at Pizza Thief / Portland / OR
more pizza needs to come with stracciatella IMO
woke up this morning with armpit pain and immediately started spiraling, “oh no, oh shit, it finally happened, i got COVID at #xoxofest”
it was a pimple
wait i know #xoxofest is over but what do you mean i’m supposed to just go back to work tomorrow
weirdest #xoxofest experience:
thinking someone was leaning in for a hug (i thought maybe we’d met before and i forgot) when he was really just trying to tell me my fly was unzipped, then him stepping back and being like, “oh hey! you’re the guy on the horse! i love your whole online deal”
least favorite #xoxofest experience:
random dude mansplaining how important “marketability” is for software and offering unsolicited advice about how i should “only be building things for others, not yourself”
favorite #xoxofest experiences:
- not being able to choose a favorite talk (ok maybe Erin Kissane’s and Ed Yong’s talks about COVID, and Molly White’s talk about online community and a better web)
- (re)connecting with internet friends and so many people i admire
- DELICIOUS BURGER
- bustin’