Cloudflare now supports security.txt! It's off by default, but this should really help adoption. This is a very good thing.

HT @troyhunt, who posted this to X but not here.

@ryanc I too have had surprising success "fixing" web forms simply by right-clicking the "submit" button, inspecting, and then running $0.click() 🤷

@ryanc This is a good list. Humans are bad at random:
https://infosec.exchange/@adamhotep/112440540150220075

@ryanc IANAL, but my understanding of the Apache License is that it simply ensures the underlying patents are freely available to the software's users; you can't yank out the rug. Yes, that might be a complication if you want to sell your related patent, as the new owner cannot retract the software's licence.

@ryanc I recommend the Apache License 2.0 for this. It's a bit stronger wrt conferring protections regarding patents. The FSF even prefers it for this tier of FOSS:

The Apache License 2.0 is the best non-copyleft license that does what a copyright license can to mitigate threats from software patents. It's a well-established, mature license that users, developers, and distributors alike are all comfortable with. You can tell it's important by the way that other free software licenses work to cooperate with it: the drafting processes for GPLv3 and the Mozilla Public License 2.0 named compatibility with the Apache License 2.0 as a goal from day one.

@clacke @knwmoon
The author is @aethernaut btw

@ryanc That seems pretty clear. He's not even claiming to have "lost" the keys.

Am I missing something wrt Craig Wright claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto? Doesn't he just have to sign something with one of Nakamoto's keys or transfer the first bitcoin in a publicly verifiable manner? Bitcoin is pseudonymous rather than anonymous...
https://www.wired.com/story/craig-wright-satoshi-nakamoto-trial/

@ryanc @astraleureka
I've been confused about that since moving here. The last time I checked, there were three or so licenses in the whole ofNYC (or maybe just Manhattan). Most of the places that looked like dispensaries were selling CBD. Then something changed and they a sell everything.

@clacke I think you meant "somewhat annual"

"Semiannual" means "twice a year" while "biannual" is usually a synonym but can alternatively mean "every two years" (aka "biennial"). Confusingly, "biweekly" usually means every two weeks.

https://www.grammarbook.com/blog/definitions/bi-vs-semi-weeklymonthlyannually/

https://english.stackexchange.com/q/18540/112762

@nixCraft
The last Hurd release was in 2016. Debian has been doing some good porting work, but there's nothing happening upstream ☹️
https://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/news.html

@hacks4pancakes

@jerry how much of a superset of Mastodon is #calckey?

@mattl They switched places at the table before he answered.

His answer must have been "musical chairs"