Aaron Parecki

Every day I log onto this website, see four of the strangest sentences ever written, and then go about my day. The long term effects of this on the human brain are unknown.

This will be a thread discussing a real world breach involving a drone delivered exploit system that occurred this summer

Some details I am not able to discuss, however for the blue teams & red teams out there I hope this provides a good measure of capability.

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I took a Covid test for exactly this reason a few days ago (negative).

I’ve been thinking this recently too! Horrible air quality is… horrible.

Did a ton of COVID tests out here in Seattle, as my family has been really off. Guess I’m glad to know it’s not just us?

Lufthansa "bans AirTags in luggage" after passengers publicly shame it with location of lost bags https://boingboing.net/2022/10/08/lufthansa-bans-airtags-in-luggage-after-passengers-publicly-shame-them-with-location-of-lost-luggage.html

if given the choice between working at a crypto startup or working at Meta I would simply walk into the sea

I've learned this lesson before: the moment you build a side-project with user accounts it stops being a side-project: it's now an unpaid job, with very real responsibilities

Well, I was wrong. I now believe the canary token was triggered not by macOS decoding the QR, but by Firefox’s “recent” shortcuts on the home screen. I gave too much trust to a Stack Exchange answer. I have deleted the incorrect information. I regret the error.

Today’s #ResolveCon stream and our BTS stream are both going so much better today! Join me and @aaronpk behind the stream at https://youtu.be/t9EJ4JX_U8U

Resolve Con '22 is officially over.

HUGE thank you to those that watched, won giveaways, interacted in chat and enjoyed the panels.

Our team is incredibly humbled and proud of this weekend.

If you have a favorite #RC22 moment, tag us. We would love to see it!

BTS: Watch these pros #livestream produce at #ResolveCon Day 2. Love that they’re sharing behind-the-scenes so future producers can see what can and will go wrong and how to fix it. There are many variables and that’s how new solutions are discovered. Great job Joseph and Aaron!

It’s #ResolveCon Day 2! I’m back with @aaronpk running the live stream and finding all new problems today! 😂 Join the BTS madness! https://youtu.be/t9EJ4JX_U8U

A MASSIVE thank you @Blackmagic_News for sponsoring Resolve Con this weekend.

We are here to empower creatives, and Black Magic is right there with us.

Don't miss the last bit #RC22 here 👇
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GatBfhszJ0Q

lol. The self-fulfilling prophecy is complete.

Nobody bought Stadia because they assumed Google would kill it, and Google is forced to kill Stadia because it's unpopular.

Google's reputation for killing services killed a service,. I'm not sure how the company ever fixes that.

Jack's take is revisionist. He built a rails app, but didn't come with the idea of a protocol. I tried for two years to add protocol-level interop and he killed it after ejecting me from the company. He was somewhat supportive, but his passive framing here isn't great.

“There’s no doubt in my mind that ordering pizza is proof of culinary prowess.

I spent about 10 minutes tweaking things to order this Pizza. The toppings, perfect thin crust, grilled mushrooms, bbq base. It was a joy to achieve a result I couldn’t have previously.”

on the one hand, it's very cool that someone can make an image when they could not previously

on the other hand, a tech founder talking like he now intuits the artistic process because he spent an hour editing his commission description...

“The illiterate of the 21st-century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”