What to expect from this account
I have this account to bitch about things I hate, gush about things I love, and snark about things I think are stupid.
Also, I boost things I think are insightful, outrageous, or funny.
Good luck guessing which is which.
I cross post my own posts and threads from Twitter, but not RTs, QTs, or replies to other people.
I tend to livetoot(?) my viewing of anime.
PSA: if you're in infosec red teaming an evil maid attack and you are not wearing a maid outfit while doing so, you may not be in full compliance with security standards and best practices
do remember that some industry regulators additionally require testing with cat ears for full certification. some organisations opt to further demonstrate protection against against the ‘moe moe kyun~’ blessing of a machine to auditors, but this is not currently mandatory under any scheme
a huge formative experience happened when I was 16. I was brought into my mother’s office and hired to compell a guy to use his computer who was refusing to use his computer, and exclusively used his IBM selectric.
First up, the guy was an unlikable jerk. However, first thing he does when I get there is refuse to even talk to me about the situation until AFTER I read The Invisible Computer by Donald Norman.
It’s a good book I cannot summarise in the 50 characters I have left in this post
"How does AI impact my job as a programmer?": https://chelseatroy.com/2024/05/26/how-does-ai-impact-my-job-as-a-programmer/
This is a brilliant piece told from the perspective of a Computer Science teacher.
It really hits in all the right places and mirrors a lot of my issues.
I appreciate the pragmatic approach of not fighting but letting folks see how it fails on interesting problems.
The article does not hesitant to point the finger back at the programming culture itself.