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Daily Archives: May 29, 2019
Long Live All Passwords
I remember the first time I had to create a password for a system. It was an application that a friend and I wrote, and we wanted to separate the ways that we stored data, so we added a login … Continue reading
A Busy Few Weeks and Vacation
I’m taking a short break from blogging with a 3 week trip to Australia and New Zealand. I’ve got quite a bit of work to do, as well as session prep for a busy schedule (5 different sessions to deliver) … Continue reading
