Aaron Parecki

Software's conformance to standards and its certification is not the pinnacle to shoot for. It is the absolute lowest bar.

Thanks to @justin__richer and Annabelle Backman for their work on the HTTP Message signing draft. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-httpbis-message-signatures-04
IMO this is important #oauth #http

Croatian grammar really out here like “going to coffee with a friend is a PLACE”
And “whether or not you are thinking about going somewhere or are actually there will completely change the ending of this noun”

This checks out

My precious...i will destroy you .. https://youtu.be/h-OwAHgpzsk

should designers code? no. nobody should code. it’s all nonsense. we have enough websites already

A huge shoutout to some key folks on my team that helped launch #CodeTycoon:

@KMDeMat, @quorralyne, and @NickCGamb: y'all rock! 🤘#FollowFriday

I propose we rename "VC funding" for "mortgage". Nobody goes around saying "oh wow I got this massive mortgage".

If you are insecure and what you are looking is validation, I will write you a letter with words of encouragement for free saying how awesome you are.

Damning evidence that the Internet (as embodied by the @ietf, @openid, IIW and others) has failed to provide user-centric, non-centralised authentication despite more than 20 years of discussing it. Is it too hard, or are the incentives just too misaligned?

I wish I could get my ENTIRE studio that clean just once for a photo. Planning to start the studio tour series again? Seriously some of the best videos on YouTube.

FYI: using twitters tip jar could expose your address to the receiver 😬

Twitter updated tipping with a prompt about this but I suspect people won’t read it.

I’m not about giving startups any security free passes because historically startups do the bad thing until getting caught: GitHub employees could look at all your private repos 4 years in. Uber had god mode for a very long time. None of them STARTED by thinking about security.