any privacy engineers (preferably with browser experience) looking for a job?
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browser h4xx0r who cohabitates with a rabbit
in light of the tragic news that a 2-year old died at a licensed SF daycare earlier this month, i made a site to show childcare license violations and complaints in the Bay Area: https://azuki.vip/childcare/
* the data is public at https://www.ccld.dss.ca.gov/carefacilitysearch/ but i found that site hard to use
* PRs welcome https://github.com/diracdeltas/childcare
* i am aware this does not show small home daycares; working on that
* very grateful to Claude for making this a sunday project instead of a multi-week one
* aforementioned news report: https://www.nbcbayarea.com/investigations/toddler-death-daycare-san-francisco/4072713/
extremely niche content for SF parents just launched: restaurant reviews from my baby's perspective https://diracdeltas.github.io/blw/
people who have had kids: what are the top things you wish you'd done (or done more of) in your pre-kids phase of life?
Joakim Uddholm 🇸🇪🇩🇪Started working on a tool to create PDFs for printing backups of cryptographic keys. Uses @bcrypt 's niceware format/encoding. Meant for use in storing offline copies of yubikey/disk encryption keys.
⚠️ Not ready for use yet. Please do not use in production and lose your keys.
Just sharing the initial prototype.
Still todo:
- Make PDF look pretty, with clear instructions.
- Add option to encrypt (pbkdf+memorized master passphrase, or a static key) before encoding.
- Move go port of niceware to it's own repo/lib.
- Add recovery command/flow to the cli
- Print and ✨Laminate✨ some keys :)
who likes their job and is hiring in security engineering (bay area / remote)? asking for a friend!
in-app webviews are the worst... somehow i got into a state where twitter.com was loaded in a webview INSIDE the x app with a banner prompting me to open it in x. this would be so confusing to the average person ("but i'm already in the x app and i'm already logged in").
instead of the open web we ended up with apps that each have their own partitioned view of the web
update: toaster has finally been found!
job alert! my org at Brave is hiring a support engineer: https://brave.com/careers/?gh_jid=5476028.
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