@autodidaddict I have been reading a number of your blog posts and enjoying them so far. The article you have on complexity--made me think of a lecture by Rich Hickey: Simple Made Easy. And I think that there's a very similar way of thinking occurring.

In your terms the best representation of complicated but not complex might be assembly. Many find assembly difficult but each command is simple. The issue is that know one command in assembly does not help you understand the rest very much.

So I failed security week what I dubbed security week by my own metrics. Let's try to do the last bit of it tomorrow.

- Get GPG keys setup with email and Github.
- Remove old accounts and change passwords.
- Move away from Google services and embrace open services.
- Bitwarden, keepassxc, protonmail, i2pmail, and bitmessage.
- Define and assess threat risks; create threat models with services of varied convenience.
- Request information removal from sites via email.

Platforms of text serve a variety of different purposes.

Mastodon and other similar platforms form status update like channels. They fill the gaps for about every 6hours or so. And represent fleeting thoughts.