Updated June 30, 2024

Daryl Sun --------- Training Facilitator Philippines I play with software and videogames. Sometimes I write things. > _If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants._ > > ~ Isaac Newton, February 1675 About Me -------- * My profile picture across all my official online accounts is close to what I look like in real life. I commissioned it from Krougen; please check out her work! * I'm a training facilitator at a local organization. My tasks involve assisting employees to get training for their positions. * I identify as panromantic asexual, and I'm in a relationship with my boyfriend since 2018. * I'm the Middle Child™, born and raised in my home country. * In my spare time, I read articles, blog posts, and forum threads about whatever is my latest interest for the month. I also enjoy fanfiction. * When I have plenty of time, I like trying out software, services, and technologies just for fun. * Occasionally, I play videogames on PC. I'm particularly fond of cozy simulator games, puzzlers, and simple RPGs. * I have been a casual anime and cartoon watcher ever since I was a child. I prefer shounen anime, but lately, I've gotten into watching isekai anime. * My music tastes can be summarized as: Fall Out Boy, Panic! at the Disco, and The Script. Icebreaker Questions -------------------- * How's your blog coming along? * What media are you fixated on right now? * What music did you listen to on your commute? * What's the last videogame you played? * What are your plans for this upcoming weekend? -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.1 GS d- s:+ a- C++ UL P L+ !E W++ N? o? K? w O? !M !V PS++ PE Y+ PGP++ !t !5 !X R tv b+ DI !D G e++ h-- r++ x- ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------ Sister Sites ------------ * /now * /status * /blog * /pics * /paste How to Contact Me ----------------- * hello@darylsun.page (best method) * FFFF 47F2 ADA8 73F7 * ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI... * IRC: irc.social.lol/darylsun * Matrix: @darylsun:matrix.omg.lol * XMPP: darylsun@omg.lol * Discord: darylsun (friends only) Where to Find Me ---------------- * These are my online accounts that I check regularly * /proofs * keyoxide.org/hello@darylsun.page ### Social Media * Mastodon: social.lol/@darylsun * Pixelfed: pixey.org/darylsun * BookWyrm: bookrastinating.com/user/darylsun ### Forums * Lemmy: beehaw.org/u/darylsun * discourse.lol: darylsun * MelonLand Forum: DarylSun * 32-Bit Cafe Forum: DarylSun * Juice Bar: DarylSun * basement community: darylsun * IndieWebForum: DarylSun ### Games * Steam: unrealdarylsun * GOG: unrealdarylsun * itch.io: darylsun * Minecraft: DarylSun * tamaNOTchi World: DarylSun * Flowergame: DarylSun * Dragon Cave: DarylSun * Final Outpost: DarylSun * Magistream: DarylSun * Pixel Cat's End: DarylSun * Pixpet: DarylSun * Leetle Adoptables: DarylSun ### Miscellaneous * Archive of Our Own: DarylSun * sourcehut: darylsun Where to Maybe Find Me ---------------------- * These are my online accounts that exist, but check rarely ### Chat * IRC: irc.libera.chat/DarylSun * Matrix: @darylsun:matrix.org * XMPP: darylsun@conversations.im * Signal: darylsun.99 * Session: 05f79daf54df9338183e561383fee58a1417372690c0119f7815f620205f13d211 * Revolt: DarylSun#8176 ### Social Media * Nostr: nprofile1qqs8aem6akpyh2g0y4ww2q8vgh0dfc0pc72wjez589jtkzkge35s4ugagflmd (for testing) ### Forums * Space Bar: DarylSun (inactive) * Midnight Pub: darylsun (inactive) * Minetest Forum (inactive) * Minetest: DarylSun (inactive) * Stardew Valley Forum (inactive) * apioforum (inactive) ### Miscellaneous * GitHub: DarylSum (out of necessity) * GitLab: DarylSum (out of necessity) * Neocities: darylsun (inactive) * Nekoweb: darylsun (inactive) Where to Not Find Me -------------------- * Any accounts that use my name, user name, or profile picture on the websites below do not belong to me * Facebook * LinkedIn * X * Misskey * Firefish * Threads * Instagram * Pinterest * DeviantArt * Snapchat * Reddit * Kbin * Hacker News * Lobste(.)rs * Tumblr * Cohost * Medium * TinyLetter * Buttondown * Substack * YouTube * Vimeo * Nebula * Telegram * Line * Clubhouse * TikTok * Twitch * Codeberg * SpaceHey * Dreamwidth * Fanfiction(.)net * Wattpad * Fandom * Epic Games Last updated 2024-06-30. Inspired by Where to Find Me. Explore the omg.lol directory!

Updated June 30, 2024

What I'm working on ------------------- * Reformatting my old blog posts to look like gemlog posts * Backporting my old blog posts to my capsule on my new Gemini host What I’m reading ---------------- * Inclusive Design Patterns by Heydon Pickering What I’m watching ----------------- * Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba * That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime * Frieren: Beyond Journey's End What I’m listening to --------------------- * Children of Night by Jonathan Young What I'm playing ---------------- * Stardew Valley * APICO * Granblue Fantasy Last updated 2024-06-30. Inspired by Derek Sivers' /now page. If you have your own website, you should make one, too. Find me elsewhere! View the /now garden!

Updated June 28, 2024

I’m thrilled to share that I recently had the privilege of participating in the first-ever Research Symposium hosted by the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (PME) at the University of Chicago. Along with being asked to judge the presentations and research posters as an industry partner with fellow colleagues from  AbbVie, Ecolab, Hollister Incorporated. This event marked a significant milestone in fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation in molecular engineering and related fields. The symposium brought together researchers, scholars, and industry leaders to discuss groundbreaking advancements and explore new frontiers in science and engineering. It was an inspiring experience to engage with fellow participants, exchange ideas, and learn about the cutting-edge research being conducted at PME. During the symposium, I had the opportunity to learn about advanced research and engaged in great discussions regarding the research being conducted at the PME. The diverse range of topics and the dynamic discussions underscored the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in solving complex global challenges. I am grateful to PME for hosting such a stimulating and enriching event and look forward to continuing my collaboration with this vibrant community of innovators. For more details about the event, you can read the official announcement from PME here. “It’s a pipeline for talent. It brings in new ideas and new research partnerships,” said UL Director, Innovation & Technology, Craig Hamill. “We have our own scale of work, but universities have larger scale, larger partnerships, bringing in more and more ideas. They have more interdisciplinary pathways.” Being recognized as part of the Project Ascend team for winning the 2024 Innovation & Impact Award is amazing.  With ULRI and ULSE building a new IT infrastructure, the Project Ascend team successfully migrated all relevant business applications to the new IT environment to meet the evolving needs of employees and advance our mission. Team members went above and beyond their usual roles and responsibilities to ensure that the resulting solutions met our organization’s IT requirements and positioned us for future growth. Earlier this month, I had the privilege of attending the **38th BEYA Conference** in Baltimore. It was a convergence of brilliance, innovation, and diversity—a true celebration of what makes STEM thrive. **Key Takeaways**: 1. **Diversity Unleashes Magic**: BEYA38 reinforced that diversity isn’t just a buzzword; it’s the secret sauce for groundbreaking innovation. When minds from different backgrounds collide, magic happens. The energy in those conference halls was electric! 2. **New Connections**: Meeting fellow professionals, visionaries, and rising stars was invigorating. The talent pool was vast, and the conversations—priceless. 3. **UL Research Institutes**: At our modest booth, we proudly introduced UL Research Institutes’ contributions to safety science. ULRI strives to tangibly save lives through research and innovation—that’s the heart of STEM. Witnessing that spark ignite in students and professionals as we discussed ULRI’s mission was incredibly rewarding. **BEYA39 Awaits!**: If you missed BEYA38 this year, fear not! Mark your calendar for next year’s **BEYA39** event. Trust me, it’s an experience you won’t want to miss. Let’s continue championing diversity and shaping the future of STEM together! I’ll be attending CES Las Vegas this year. Please reach out if you’d like to meet up at CES to discuss tech and what I am working on/researching for ULRI. * * * Updated Post CES. What a whirlwind week in Las Vegas. CES was massive and there is so much to unwrap. Some of the major overall themes: * AI in everything.  Not sure if this is good, bad or indifferent. Just seems that everyone is adding ‘AI’ to their products. Seemingly not understanding the value added, but it’s the buzz. * The suspicious overload of ‘things’ in all products. I am seeing a theme that is starting to push toward this trend of a subscription-based model for all electronics. * Lots of automotive tech and autonomous driving tech. Looks really cool and promising, but woof the tech is still in its infancy. * Autonomous robotics (vacuums, pool cleaners, lawnmowers, delivery vehicles) may be really ready for primetime for larger-scale deployment. * Solid State Batteries – still massively concerned about battery tech and battery safety as more companies are building high-capacity battery modules. Honored to speak to the World Economic Forum – Global Collaboration Village Ambassador Meeting today on how UL Research Institutes intends to leverage digital twins for enhanced learning with Xplorlabs.org. The Inaugural Annual Research Symposium of UL Research Institutes, held from July 31 to August 2, 2023, at Northwestern University’s Kellogg Global Hub, proved to be an inspiring and thought-provoking event. The 3-day symposium featured engaging panel discussions and presentations from esteemed internal and external speakers, all centered around the theme of “Building resilience for a sustainable future” – UL’s 1st Grand Challenge Commitment. Throughout the symposium, the experts delved deep into the pressing issues of sustainability and its vital role in shaping a resilient future for humanity. They tackled various aspects of the subject, including environmental protection, technological advancements, social responsibility, and economic strategies. The range of perspectives and insights shared by the speakers added a comprehensive dimension to the discussions, making it a truly enriching experience for all attendees. The symposium’s interactive nature fostered meaningful dialogues and networking opportunities among researchers, academics, and industry professionals. Attendees were able to gain new knowledge, explore innovative ideas, and exchange valuable experiences that will undoubtedly contribute to their future research endeavors. The event’s venue, Northwestern University’s Kellogg Global Hub, provided an ideal setting for such an intellectually stimulating gathering. The state-of-the-art facilities and conducive atmosphere enhanced the overall learning experience, leaving a positive impression on all participants. The symposium’s focus on sustainability and research matters undoubtedly made it a significant event in the academic community. With this event, UL Research Institutes has demonstrated its commitment to addressing real-world challenges and paving the way for a sustainable future. The information and insights shared during the event will surely inspire further research and collaboration among attendees, sparking a continued drive towards positive change and global impact. In conclusion, the Inaugural Annual Research Symposium of UL Research Institutes was a resounding success, leaving participants motivated and better equipped to contribute to the advancement of knowledge and solutions for a sustainable future. As we look forward to future symposiums, the ripple effect of this event is bound to be felt in academia, industry, and society at large. #sustainablefuture #researchmatters #ULRISymposium. Learn more: https://s.ul.org/3X9QdcS #sustainablefuture #researchmatters #ULRISymposium In Episode 141 of “The Data Diva” Talks Privacy Podcast, Debbie Reynolds talks to Craig Hamill, Director of Innovation and Technology at UL Research Institutes. We discuss digital safety, which is an extension of social media, and his work in creating standards and guidelines to ensure that technology is used responsibly. He is also working on building the lab of the future and driving innovation to create a better world. We discuss the potential issues of digital safety, privacy, and transparency that come with the development of AI and ML tools, such as Generative AI models, deep fakes, and Quantum Computing. He highlights the need for standards and safety to protect people from exploitation and misinformation. People are increasingly looking to trust companies and brands with their data in exchange for services and products, but transparency is key in order to ensure that the data is not being misused or sold to third parties. Companies should also provide the option for people to delete their data if they are not comfortable with it being used. We discuss the importance of transparency and accountability when it comes to data and technology, as well as the need for fact-checking and proofreading. We also discuss the implications of taking information at face value, the need for digital safety, and his hope for Data Privacy in the future. (53 minutes) Audio and full transcript here: https://lnkd.in/g9jBjC\_A Subscribe to “The Data Diva” Talks Privacy Podcast, now available on all major podcast directories, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, and more. Hosted by Data Diva Media Debbie Reynolds Consulting, LLC #dataprotection #dataprivacy #datadiva #privacy #cybersecurity #information #people #AI #technology #data #build #world #privacy #transparent #safety #product #innovation I’ve had fairly busy over at LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/craighamill/) with the happenings at UL Research Institutes and upcoming engagements. I  have some exciting news to share soon. There’s a lot happening right now, and I wanted to share a select bit with you. I’m currently working as the Director of Innovation and Technology for UL Research Institutes. In this role, I am responsible for the development and execution of the ‘Lab of the Future’ project, which is focused on leveraging cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and extended reality (XR) to transform the way we approach research and innovation. Our goal is to create a state-of-the-art laboratory that serves as a model for the future of scientific inquiry and discovery. In addition to this, I am working on building a studio and Immersion Lab at the Illinois Science and Technology Park (ISTP) in Skokie, IL. This lab will allow researchers and scientists to conduct experiments and simulations in an immersive environment using XR technology. Our hope is that this lab will accelerate the pace of innovation in various fields by enabling scientists to visualize and understand complex data in new ways. I’m incredibly excited to be working on this project, and I can’t wait to see the impact it will have on the world. Inspired by @NowNowNow. A simple way to see what’s happening now https://nownownow.com/p/Xe9K

Updated April 28, 2024

This is a (very much) incomplete list of ideas that have been roaming around in my head, roughly sorted by stage. It is up to date as of April 28th, 2024. The way I see it in my mind is that projects start off in the _ideation_ 💡 stage, move on the _prototyping_ 🌱 stage, and then eventually moves on to the _build_ 🏗️ stage — unless it gets put _on hold_ 🥀. See also: About Ideas Now Software projects ----------------- Software, whether open-source or not. ### Build a budgeting app **Stage**: On hold 🥀 See Budgeting app prototype. It is something I’ve been working on on-and-off for a long time. ### Build a personal database app **Stage**: Ideation 💡 Such an app would allow writing down data in a structured format with all the benefits that come from it: custom queries, custom views. It would also allow exporting to different formats, including HTML for inclusion on web sites. Similar to FileMaker, Bento, TapForms, Steward, AirTable, Notion databases. The app would ideally be local-first, with cloud sync available, and the data format would need to be open (or good export options would need to be available, but that’s less interesting). Use cases: * **Personal library**: What books do I have? What have I borrowed from people? What have I lent to people?) * **Job search**: What jobs have I applied to? What is the status? Is there anything I need to do to progress particular applications? * **Reading list**: What books do I want to read? What have people recommended me? What am I reading right now? What have I read and what did I think about it? * **Recipe list**: What are the recipes that I like to make and want to share with others? ### Build presentation software **Stage**: Ideation 💡 I like Keynote, but it sometimes feels limiting and awkward, especially in the way it supports builds and animation. I’d like something more advanced. I don’t know what technology I’d use for that. ### Build a color palette designer **Stage**: Ideation 💡 I have my own hacked-together set of color palette designers that I use on denisdefreyne.com, but polishing that into an app could be really nice. Does not have to be an _app_ necessarily; could be an online tool too. ### Build a feature flag service **Stage**: Ideation 💡 There are few open-source feature flag services out there, and the ones that exist are just not good. I could definitely whip up something better, but it’s unlikely to happen because I’d only really feature flag systems in a work context… ### Build a production change tracker **Stage**: Ideation 💡 Keeping track of changes to production is useful for debugging, auditing and postmortem construction. What is deployed and when? What changes to feature flags have been made, by whom and when? See also: Project idea: Captain’s log. ### Build a development environment setup tool **Stage**: Ideation 💡 The tooling at Shopify is remarkable, and especially the `dev up` command is magic, as it sets up an entirely development environment. I have since reimplemented the `dev` tool at a later company,111 I wrote about this `dev` tool reimplementation in Week­notes 2022 W34: Insomnia and then later in Week­notes 2022 W45: Burn II.  but it is intellectual property of that company and since leaving222 I wrote about leaving this company in Week­notes 2024 W04: End of work.  I no longer have access to it. I miss it! I need to reimplement it again and share it with the world! This tool would not use Docker. On macOS, Docker is far too slow to provide a reasonable feedback loop. ### Create a programming language **Stage**: Ideation 💡 I have started on this so many times, because it is just plain old fun — at least at the beginning, and then it gets remarkably tedious. Heh. But still, there is potential in creating a programming language that is different from anything else out there. Maybe a programming language with no globals? Non-fiction writing ------------------- Articles, books, talks, and the like. ### Write a “how to memoize” article **Stage**: Ideation 💡 This would be an article reflecting on the learnings I had writing a memoization library (ddmemoize — now abandoned). I already gave a talk in a similar vein, How to memoize, though this article would reflect more on the weird/unusual bits of Ruby knowledge that I gained in the process. Topics that this would cover: metaprogramming, `#freeze`, thread safety, weak references and soft references, metrics. ### Write a “how to code review” article **Stage**: Ideation 💡 It is an established practice to do code reviews, but there is a lack of clarity on how to do it, and why to do it. Some practices are counterintuitive (e.g. the purpose of code review is not to find defects). This might be part of a larger collection of writing on software engineering principles. ### Write software engineering principles **Stage**: Ideation 💡 This is an extension of the previous idea on writing down my practices on doing code reviews. See also: software engineering principles. ### Create a “build a programming language” talk **Stage**: Ideation 💡 In about 30 minutes, this talk would run through creating a programming language and writing a (tree-walking) interpreter for it. It wouldn’t be a _great_ programming language at the end of those 30 minutes, but the talk would touch on most of the core concepts (tokenizer, parser, symbol resolver, evaluator). Miscellaneous ------------- Stuff that doesn’t fit elsewhere. ### Build a new about page **Stage**: Prototyping 🌱 My personal web site has a homepage which has a _little_ bit about myself, but really not very much. I’d like something that contains just a lot more. Who am I? What am I interested in? What have I done in the past? What drives me? What do I want to do next? See About (brainstorming). ### Convert my CV to be skill-based **Stage**: Prototyping 🌱 My current CV lists my experience, and “core skills” to the side. It does not properly highlight the skills I have (and want to use); it uses work experience as a mediocre proxy. A skill-based CV could be much more interesting. This could tie into Skills I have. The work experience would still be there, but perhaps secondary. (Hopefully it does not bring my CV to three pages, but it in all likelihood will.) ### Publish my library **Stage**: Ideation 💡 Publish a list of books that I own and have read. Maybe also books that I want to read. Perhaps also add reviews of books I have read. This would be nice because people could then ask “can I borrow this book” and then I could lend them the book. I could even mark books as “to give away.” This could include not just books, but also movies, TV shows, and games, though that might push the scope a little. It could be neat to publish this in a computer-readable format too: see Library JSON - A Proposal for a Decentralized Goodreads (Tom Critchlow). ### Create a new default Nanoc site template **Stage**: Ideation 💡 When you run Nanoc’s `create-site` command, you get a web site that looks like it’s straight from the early 2010s — probably because it is. The HTML is not great, the CSS is quite dated, and the design is not mobile-friendly.333 In my defense, maybe that is because Nanoc is older than the iPhone. Nanoc is old. Ancient, even. But still relevant in 2024!  A new default template could be useful. Or even a set of default templates that you could choose from: a minimal site (sort of what it generates now), or something more advanced like a personal web site with blog posts written in Markdown. Note last edited April 2024.

Updated June 29, 2024

**Hi, I'm Josh Sutphin, sometimes known as invicticide around the Internet. I'm a veteran game developer, musician, writer, and _Monster Hunter_ enjoyer.** You might recognize me as: * Creator of Legacy of the Elder Star * Co-founder of the Utah Games Guild * Lead designer of Starhawk * Author of Doing Thumbstick Dead Zones Right Here's some stuff I've done: Commercial Games * Destiny 2 * Legacy of the Elder Star * LEGO Brawls * PlunderNauts * Starhawk * The Raft * Warhawk Community Work * Utah Games Guild Non Commercial Games * Bloxx * Conquistador * Cortex * Fail Deadly * Gem Feeder * Juno * Microbit * One Minute Robber * Protean * Tear Down This Wall * Tri * Unreal Tournament Maps Tech Writing * Doing Thumbstick Dead Zones Right * How we ran our Booth at Magfest for 74 Hours Straight * Patching an NPM Dependency

Updated June 28, 2024

These are loose thoughts about the future: crazy ideas I'm mulling over, changes I wish to manifest, and interesting things I've noticed. My creative values ------------------ In the pursuit of a definite, intentional creative identity, I find myself drawn to these values for my work: * Enrich, don’t just distract * Have a fearless point of view * Embrace darkness, but inspire growth * Ideas have power regardless of whether they're true Audience -------- I want to make work for kind people. That’s too broad for any kind of real market positioning, but it’s a start. If an audience is a set of people you invite into your creative life, I don’t want to invite toxic, entitled, mean-spirited people. I want to invite kind people, who: * Understand the value of the arts * Find new ideas more interesting than dangerous * Feel in community with each other as members of this group of people who like this thing Independence ------------ I’d like to reach a point where I’m no longer beholden to an employer in order to live. That’s not just a luxury: I think it’s actually becoming a necessity in order for me to have the kind of lifestyle, and build the kind of identity, that I want to have. Assumptions ----------- We tend to assume the corporate career will be successful (financial stability) while the artistic career will be a failure (financial risk). Why do we make those assumptions? What does it take to disprove those assumptions? Making space for art -------------------- It feels like the way forward is less about figuring out how to make money by making art, and more about how to make money _while leaving space for art._ > This page was inspired by About Ideas Now

Updated June 29, 2024

June 2024 --------- **I recently stepped away from game development after a 20-year run. I'm taking a breather before starting an earnest exploration into a career pivot.** Reading books like Herminia Ibarra's Working Identity and Joanne Lipman's Next! reveals a pattern in people who made successful career pivots: they were transitioning _toward_ something, not _away_ from something. **I find myself leaning strongly toward storytelling.** Games have afforded me very few shots on that goal. It's time to try something different! Also, my wife and I had a baby last year, and we're looking forward to spending more time together with him and the other kids for the rest of the summer. And napping. So much napping. (Recovering from burnout is _hard_.) > This page was inspired by About Ideas Now

Updated April 28, 2024

2024-04-28 * Thinking of buying some clear resin to see if my u/w magnifying math is accurate: I can 3D print the biconvex lenses, smooth the printing with spray lacquer, and get a _sense_. It won't be usable quality, I wouldn't think, but the curves aren't insane, even for a material with a lower refractive index. 2024-04-14 * My latest stupid idea is an underwater magnifying glass. Normal magnifying glasses don't work well underwater because seawater has a refractive index of 1.33 and common optical acrylics and glass are only ~1.50. There used to be a company in Belgium that sold an u/w magnifier for around $150 and you had to wait in line to get one, but they seem to have gone out of business. The math is pretty straightforward and so I've put an RFP out on Alibaba.

Updated June 29, 2024

bind mounts are what i’m accustomed to using for local docker dev. they’re the typical go to for being able to use host-native dev tooling to edit source code and ensuring that those changes are immediately reflected in the container environment. they work fine, for the most part. my biggest issue with them has always \[…\] in java, if you want to generate a set of classes, you have to write a class that can output strings that will ultimately represent a valid java program. at runtime, you may have a method called generateObject that accepts some arguments and outputs the blueprint of a class. the output will be strings or \[…\] the expression problem states that it may be easy to extend data types in a program without modifying existing code and it may be easy to extend behavior in a program without modifying existing code, but not both. this limit, as far as i know, is a limit imposed by the design of the underlying \[…\] A common task I use for react is rendering large datasets in the UI. For example, a large list of movies or books. Here’s a simple component that renders a list of movies. As long as you’re using a unique \`key\` attribute in this case, renders are pretty fast. In the example above, only simple \[…\] i’ve had a lot of JWT related discussions at work lately and today I wondered how big is too big for a JWT to fit through an HTTP header. The HTTP spec doesn’t really impose a limit but most servers do set a limit that range between 8K – 16K bytes. I figured I can \[…\] There’s been a decline in the use of third party cookies and chrome is planning on phasing out support for them entirely in 2024. Third party cookies are currently the primary enabler of web tracking and advertising so this seems like a win for consumer data privacy and protection. I’ll go over what third party \[…\] JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) are cryptographically signed JSON objects. The crypto signing is what provides the trust guarantees since consumers of a JWT can verify the signature using a public key. Now there’s two types of JWT’s: stateful and stateless jwt’s. Stateless JWT’s are probably the most common JWT. All the information needed by the \[…\] JWT tokens are a very popular way of transmitting claims information between systems. It’s based on a public key system so that the claims can be verified and the verifier can be confident that the claim was issued by a trusted entity. Microservice architectures will commonly use the claims to perform access control. For example, \[…\] Reflected XSS attacks are a common way of tricking a users browser agent into executing malicious code. I’ll share onedefinition I found from mozilla and unpack the key terms / concepts. When a user is tricked into clicking a malicious link, submitting a specially crafted form, or browsing to a malicious site, the injected code \[…\] The CAP Theorem frequently comes up in conversations around distributed systems and system design. If you’re looking at resources on system design, it will inevitably come up. However, chances are you’re not the target audience for the CAP Theorem and you’re probably better off ignoring it altogether. CAP was presented as a keynote by Eric \[…\]

Updated June 27, 2024

ner3y ----- My /now page ------------ ### 📚 What I’m reading * You Like It Darker by Stephen King ### 🍿 What I’m watching * Fallout Series ### 🎮 What I’m playing * Beyond Good & Evil 20th Anniversary Edition * Forza Horizon 5 * Hellblade 2 * Shadow of the Tomb Raider ### 💎 Other things I do * working on my new blog cozyscreentime.com * * * Last updated 2024-06-27. Back to my profile page! omg.lol

Updated June 17, 2024

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Updated June 29, 2024

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