Aaron Parecki

Wow! That's 2000 check-ins at Airports!

The math behind a $250k per year online business:

- $20.8k per month
- Which is $695/day
- Which is 7 customers at $99/each
- Which is 475 web visitors/day at 1.5% conversion

Mind you, none of this is easy.

But it's easier than staring $250k in the face with no plan.

All "decentralized" means to those people is "confuses regulators enough that I can do things that would otherwise be illegal and not get in trouble"

blockchain people not realizing git is already decentralized is funny but also incredibly sad and an indictment of their entire movement. they don't know anything about decentralization unless it's attached to a bitcoin fork they can try to profit off of

How to Monetize Twitter:

- Create useful threads that can grow your newsletter

- Promote your monetized platforms like YouTube and Twitch

- Promote hardware and software affiliate links or books/ audible

- Promote your own product or service

Had a great ultrafast session at #osw7 about how Resource Servers can efficiently assess the revocation status of self contained access tokens - got great feedback and 👍s, writeup coming soon!
I am telling you, @secworkshop remains the most productive gathering for this work!💪

Today 43 Republicans voted to keep insulin at $1200/mo instead of $35. Tomorrow every Republican will ask you to be outraged that gas is $5 instead of $3.

In the GOP world, $1200 for life saving insulin in fair play but $5 for gas is an outrage.

Vote them all out.

Twilio published an incident here that used social engineering on employees to gain access to credentials then internal systems via SMS phishing. Criminals pretexted as IT Support & used SSO likeness w/in domain. Recommend FIDO security keys for this team! https://www.twilio.com/blog/august-2022-social-engineering-attack

well, kinda, but even though email is harder to set up, it’s easier to know when you’ve messed up IMO

So great seeing some of my @oktadev friends at #kcdc2022!!

PHP has ALWAYS lived up to its role in my stack as the fast, conservative, ubiquitous platform that just works and needs no server babysitting.

PHP lets me sleep at night, spend time with my family, or go on vacation without worrying that it’ll fail.

It has never failed me.

OK — the consensus is, this program is SO COOL for displaying chat messages (and it shows the dollar amounts for superchats) https://github.com/aaronpk/live-chat-overlay by @aaronpk

Aaron — THANK YOU. What an incredible tool.

…or to work together to define an interoperable standard 😇 it’s hard work, but that’s what we do in the identity industry and the customer benefits… that’s probably what made it possible for you to sign in and post this 😉 #justsayin

same, over B.C. on an international flight to SF

If that means dropping the tools I use and love, as opposed to gracefully integrate with them, that doesn’t sound too good 😛 I use TA only for business and intend to keep it that way.

I'm muting this thread and saying this once:

Fahrenheit being "how people feel" is not about it being "natural" it's about how it was measured and what it was based on. I'd really think more of you would know this instead of taking personal offense.

Listen you can be as grumpy as you want about "celsius making sense to you cause you grew up in a scandanavian ice commune" or whatever but unless you're a Themperor I'm sorry but this is the law of the land now

My friend said "Fahrenheit is how people feel. Celcius is how water feels. Kelvin is how the molecules feel." and I can't stop thinking about how much sense this makes

The fire from above (taken from the top of aerial ladders).

Killer hook ideas:

- Unpopular opinions
- Shocking statistics
- Bold claims
- Starts of stories
- Big benefits
- Relevant questions

Start with one of those next time you write.