I probably need to flesh this out into a whole song.

Every brand social media team right now has an Asana ticket saying “quick, do something with the ‘look between the letters on the keyboard’ trend”

🗞 Fresh Changelog News!

⚠️ Forrest Brazeal: the inside threat to OSS
🍴 vicki says Redis is forked
👻 John O'Nolan 🏴‍☠️: Ghost is federating
🦙 Engineering at Meta announces Llama 3
❓ nolen's Q's when you don't want to work
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Beautiful day at the community baseball field today. The sun is shining, the flags are waving. There’s a hot dog cart and it smells great. The other team’s right fielder missed the game due to an active shooter situation. Really just a classic American Saturday

José from Uruguay has an ambitious plan to conquer the Cloud Resume Challenge in 90 days. I know he would appreciate your words of encouragement!

remote work life hack: suburban fast food restaurants are way better to work in than coffee shops.

The Culver’s near my house has clean bathrooms, decent WiFi, power outlets built into the tables, the dining room is empty in the afternoons…

Plus I can refill my drink for free!

I have never seen my 6yo daughter cry during a movie or show. I looked over at her as we finished watching 'The Sign' last night and tears were streaming down her cheeks. But she was smiling.

This deserves to be widely read ->

Yikes.

- Secrets in plaintext
- Stored on a public-facing server
- Still accessible for MORE THAN A MONTH after MSFT was notified

This is something you expect from a 5-person accounting firm with no inhouse IT, not the biggest tech co in the world.

techcrunch.com/2024/04/09/mic…

There should be a name for the thing where we KNOW most of the professionals in our own field don’t agree on anything and are bad at their jobs, and yet assume the members of other professions must be uniformly competent and consensus-driven.

Reverse Gell-Mann amnesia?

Hardest line ever dropped in a keynote livetweet.

My attempt to summarize how the business of open source got into its current nonsensical condition.

The XZ attack isn't nearly as much of a threat to the future of open-source as the increasing possibility that it might all be lawyered to death. newsletter.goodtechthings.com/p/the-threat-t…

Related phenomenon: you’re going to see way less money spent on “developer marketing” as companies realize that developers don’t spend money and have little influence on those who do.

I’d say this about sums up the current discourse.

Sending best wishes to all my friends at #GoogleCloudNext this week!