Jamie Finnigan

Jamie Finnigan

@finnigja.bsky.social

Security / technology and getting outside. https://chair6.net

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Security should be a property of how your system behaves under stress, manipulation, and misuse. What if a baseline of security testing could be woven into the same unit, integration, and end-to-end tests that developers already use to ensure quality? chair6.net/security-tes...

chair6.netWhat if we stop treating security testing as a separate thing?Prioritize using your existing unit, integration, and end-to-end testing frameworks to cover security cases

I've been enjoying "Flamingo" by Brandon Flowers the last few evenings.. 2010 is a while ago already. Making a conscious choice to get away from Spotify's automagic sameness and start listening to whole albums again... good times!

Just got done making chocolate mug cake with one of kids... perfect for a cold/dark winter evening, only takes ~5 mins in the kitchen. Pro tip - add more chocolate chips that the recipe calls for. Also good with a splash of bourbon, and/or served with a lil' dollop of ice cream.

tastesbetterfromscratch.comEasy Chocolate Mug Cake - Tastes Better from ScratchThis microwave Chocolate Mug Cake recipe is the easiest and fastest single-serving dessert, and you wont believe how delicious it is!

Finally getting to the point where I can `terraform destroy` a long-lived-but-abandoned project... mostly mentally freeing, with a little side of sadness. Cloudy dreams floating away into the void. Cancelling one domain name means I can register another one though, right?

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The proliferation of emerging password/login technologies makes my head spin. And I know what is going on. I can’t imagine the impact on folks who are just trying to login to the thing.

Bluesky is cool and all, but Strava is still the best social network. No bots, no politics, mostly just motivation to go do something. This new personal heatmap thing is nifty.. I guess I do a lot around the I-90 corridor!

Random thought of the day... SBOMs are exactly what you'd expect government to push for, they're repeating a pattern. Look at food safety, and finance, and [..], and now software. One step towards more effectively regulating your product is to get more transparency about what is in it.

Getting the "ingredients list" is only a small part of the puzzle. Is the list meaningful? Is the list accurate (/ truthful)? Is the list up to date? How do you take action on the list?

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