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@sundogplanets we had a dust storm warning here in Winnipeg and a short period of rain. The sky was hazy with dirt.
Cars along our street are covered in thin mud. It could have been the street cleaning, though some dirty cars are 5m from the street.
I saw some tilling in fields outside of the city so I think a lot of the crop cover hasn’t developed and field soil might be at its most exposed.
@furicle I know you know, but I can’t help but answer. It’s pre[-connection] shared keys. Otherwise it’s a key exchange that happens after connection, e.g. using Diffie-Hellman (DH).
Good job rotating them, that’s always a pain.
@da_667 I’ve been at improvements for decades inside companies. Automated scans in pipelines, and IDE tools make things a lot better for those that care. I’ve worked with many developers that take pride in their work, and just need guidance. Reported vulnerabilities motivate many internally to improve not just the one problem, but the system involved.
It still takes time to change (though far less now). Sprints are measured in weeks, and work needs justification (like a report).
@jerry
Looking good. You’ve got this.
I had so much walking when I travelled to HQ that I should have chosen shoes like that.
@buffaloseven very cool app, thanks for sharing
I’m trying to focus on a smaller set of edited content so Libby is where I do most of my reading. Actually most of it is audio books as I’m in my car several hours a day.
I’ve hardly made a dent in my stack of paper books from last year’s annual Children’s Hospital book sale at St Vital mall. The next sale is coming April 24-26: https://goodbear.ca/events/childrens-hospital-book-market/
