Justin Garrison

This is how Bluesky works

This is the HBO Max cancel subscription "why'd you cancel?" submit button.

perfect, no notes

This is the corporate funding I like to see

I'm giving a talk! Doing a keynote at the SPIFFE community day tomorrow in London. I'll be speaking remotely but I you can attend virtually if you'd like. spiffe.io/community-da... My talk is at 7:15am pacific. (Ouch) Title: "Story time: Origins of SPIFFE"

Yesterday I pushed samwho.dev 2.0. - Every interactive/visual post revamped. - New content added to several old posts. - New consistent visual style throughout. - Dark mode(!) - New interactive heroes for all posts that didn't have them. - Updated dog animations.

thanks emudhra for the assist. a list of the hosts that a 2025 tizen samsung TV talks to and what data ships - even with all of the data collection and interest tracking opted out of gist.github.com/haileyok/906...

I love some good ol-fashioned data center porn But I have some questions engineering.fb.com/2026/10/19/d...

Sooo yeah, Talos Linux does run on a jailbroken PS5. For now I can't bootstrap the Kubernetes part and kubelet is not starting up. I'll get back to it later. This is fun.

The next 50 million people who use code to solve problems are going to have some wild ideas www.theverge.com/tech/1016116...

Pwn day is a meme gift that keeps on memeing

Just think of all the vulns we'll find next week!

etcd has published a high-priority security update: etcd.io/blog/2026/oc... Yes, this #PatchRelease Friday is brutal today, thanks to eMudhra and PHP, as well as less-covered golang and Node.js fixes. #kubernetes #security #etcd

The next 50 million people who use code to solve problems are going to have some wild ideas www.theverge.com/tech/1016116...

Recording a video about LLMs

I keep finding cool new use cases for my phone. The Sony app isn't great, but it works for this

My camera update is 5x larger than Talos Linux

My plex server is running on a non default port

Chainguard: "we're all one team"

Thankful to not be touching a computer today

The right to repair just got a big boost

actually, 4 is a very hard to guess number, and is secure from modern attacks

Code was always sloppy

Every podcast newsletter has a section called 99.999 problems that collects outages and breaches that happened in the past month The November episode is with @snubs.bsky.social and so far the show notes are FFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU4UUUUUUUUUUU sign up at sub.fafo.fm

I accidentally landed in Australia

this is the fix for that PHP issue, somehow I think we haven't heard the last of this

I do not like Chainguard. You cannot get me to say a single positive thing about them as a company. Leaking a critical vulnerability in violation of an embargo is outrageous behavior even for them and they absolutely know better.

If you make HTTPS requests or have other TLS clients and care about MITM attacks, you need to update today. If you run Go: go get go@1.27.3 If you run Homebrew: brew update brew install ca-certificates If you run Linux, maybe stay off the internet for now.

Me: 4 isn't a prime number Claude: You're absolutely right!