Chris Swan
@cpswan.net
Engineer at Atsign & Dart GDE.
Husband, dad, maker, hacker, InfoQ editor, co-host TechDebtPodcast.
He/him.
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Husband, dad, maker, hacker, InfoQ editor, co-host TechDebtPodcast.
He/him.
#include stddisclaimer.h
Front row seats with the amazing @mhadaily.bsky.social for Google I/O Connect
June 25, 2025 at 8:07 AM
Front row seats with the amazing @mhadaily.bsky.social for Google I/O Connect
Some of us are old skool enough that we remember the R3000 for being in fancy aspirational workstations that we sometimes got to play with so long as we were really good.
February 18, 2025 at 7:17 AM
Some of us are old skool enough that we remember the R3000 for being in fancy aspirational workstations that we sometimes got to play with so long as we were really good.
The mixed grill packs from my local butcher are absolutely ridiculous. There's dinner for two, and a bunch of leftover lunches in the making for £5.21
February 7, 2025 at 7:26 PM
The mixed grill packs from my local butcher are absolutely ridiculous. There's dinner for two, and a bunch of leftover lunches in the making for £5.21
Ian Grigg wrote a defining piece on that topic back in 2008 with "The Market for Silver Bullets"
iang.org/papers/marke...
Though I like to consider a third dimension of what the attackers might know.
It's interesting that SBOMs (and SLSA, and OpenSSF scorecards etc.) finally provide some insight
iang.org/papers/marke...
Though I like to consider a third dimension of what the attackers might know.
It's interesting that SBOMs (and SLSA, and OpenSSF scorecards etc.) finally provide some insight
January 4, 2025 at 2:45 PM
Ian Grigg wrote a defining piece on that topic back in 2008 with "The Market for Silver Bullets"
iang.org/papers/marke...
Though I like to consider a third dimension of what the attackers might know.
It's interesting that SBOMs (and SLSA, and OpenSSF scorecards etc.) finally provide some insight
iang.org/papers/marke...
Though I like to consider a third dimension of what the attackers might know.
It's interesting that SBOMs (and SLSA, and OpenSSF scorecards etc.) finally provide some insight
Was it good?
Our evening kicked off with some of this, which is the nicest local fizz I've found (so far). It's top of my list for a vineyard visit once that season comes around.
Our evening kicked off with some of this, which is the nicest local fizz I've found (so far). It's top of my list for a vineyard visit once that season comes around.
January 1, 2025 at 6:14 AM
Was it good?
Our evening kicked off with some of this, which is the nicest local fizz I've found (so far). It's top of my list for a vineyard visit once that season comes around.
Our evening kicked off with some of this, which is the nicest local fizz I've found (so far). It's top of my list for a vineyard visit once that season comes around.
When @monkchips.bsky.social says kimchi makes everything better he's 💯 right.
But I think I've found a better delivery mechanism.
But I think I've found a better delivery mechanism.
November 16, 2024 at 9:38 AM
When @monkchips.bsky.social says kimchi makes everything better he's 💯 right.
But I think I've found a better delivery mechanism.
But I think I've found a better delivery mechanism.
Trying some zero dosage wine at Rathfinny. I think @monkchips.bsky.social and @monadic.bsky.social would approve.
October 26, 2024 at 3:02 PM
Trying some zero dosage wine at Rathfinny. I think @monkchips.bsky.social and @monadic.bsky.social would approve.
Should I be posting ##dachshund ##pupdate here as well as on Mastodon?
https://hachyderm.io/@cpswan/113353717894650019
Which would mean paying for a cross posting app like Croissant (and maybe breaking the original thread).
https://hachyderm.io/@cpswan/113353717894650019
Which would mean paying for a cross posting app like Croissant (and maybe breaking the original thread).
October 23, 2024 at 8:32 AM
Should I be posting ##dachshund ##pupdate here as well as on Mastodon?
https://hachyderm.io/@cpswan/113353717894650019
Which would mean paying for a cross posting app like Croissant (and maybe breaking the original thread).
https://hachyderm.io/@cpswan/113353717894650019
Which would mean paying for a cross posting app like Croissant (and maybe breaking the original thread).
Wow, the Ozzie folder is a treasure trove of documentation, some of which portends why 4.0 was a flop.
"The solution to these problems will have to wait until the 388 microprocessor is available (that can run 8086 programs while providing protection), and this means a delay of many years."
"The solution to these problems will have to wait until the 388 microprocessor is available (that can run 8086 programs while providing protection), and this means a delay of many years."
April 27, 2024 at 9:23 AM
Wow, the Ozzie folder is a treasure trove of documentation, some of which portends why 4.0 was a flop.
"The solution to these problems will have to wait until the 388 microprocessor is available (that can run 8086 programs while providing protection), and this means a delay of many years."
"The solution to these problems will have to wait until the 388 microprocessor is available (that can run 8086 programs while providing protection), and this means a delay of many years."
I got a bounce from the email in your skeet :(
January 3, 2024 at 7:20 AM
I got a bounce from the email in your skeet :(