John Adams

@feross When will NPM learn

🚨 Major active supply chain attack just hit npm. Popular package @​ctrl/tinycolor was trojanized — and it didn’t stop there. Over 40 packages were silently modified to steal secrets from dev machines & CI pipelines. Our team at Socket caught it. Full report coming soon. Stay safe out there.

So impressed with the grit of @tomascooking & team. Alembic applies pandemic-era contact tracing maths to marketing attribution, which companies like NVIDIA use to predict ROI from marketing spend! 🤯! LFG!

A startup I co-founded has managed to thrive through one of the worst startup markets in years, raising a $14M Series A - read all about it. morningstar.com/news/marketwat…

@nheyman They wouldn’t say, only that they’d been trying to reach someone in Accounts Payable for a while with no response.

I don’t post here anymore because this site is now overrun and mismanaged, but I thought I’d mention that collection agencies for Twitter are now calling my house, for Twitter’s debts, 10 years after I quit. Just, wow.

Verifying my account on nostr My Public Key: "npub16nns38hjuav7d8gd8hsgjt7jpq8xthj284xy0m5vkq09t5w5f3nq7sg3th" Find others at nostr.directory @nostrdirectory #nostr

Microsoft owns the trademark for X. This is just too good.

@lindayacc comical joke. you people have zero clue about what we tried to build

It’s an exceptionally rare thing – in life or in business – that you get a second chance to make another big impression. Twitter made one massive impression and changed the way we communicate. Now, X will go further, transforming the global town square.

Just remember that “X” is the universal symbol for close, dismiss, or cancel. Bye Twitter, it was a good run.

Could a company be any more irresponsible? Looking at you @ouraring Yes, yes, let's give my employer access to my fucking sleep schedule. ouraring.com/blog/introduci…

How many companies had to send out a "Twitter fucked us and we lost access to the API because Elon wants 42k/mo" emails after this weekend? Looking at you. Microsoft, Hootsuite and many others...

This bill is unimplemetable, ridiculous, and an affront to freedom of speech and privacy. How about we just block Utah entirely? Maybe that’s what they intended. axios.com/2023/03/24/uta…

Yup that’s right, Now Larry the Bird is in a museum. Seen today at the Legion of Honor. What have we done, tweeps?

Well, that's crappy. There goes the industry.

@KimZetter you don’t get it. disabling it for thousands was a terrible idea without a transition plan

Lot of Twitter scare on Twitter today. SMS is not only way to get two-factor authentication. You can download Google Authenticator app, or similar app, and get two-factor codes generated on yr phone directly - which is more secure than having them sent to you via SMS anyway

Agree they might be killing SMS entirely.

I’d also like to state that Twitter’s API has been throwing a shitload of errors all morning. Guess 2.6% of (2fa sms holding) users can break the site now

@Dave_Maynor and your post is incomplete, your point?

So manybseciroty experts are showing up and virtue signaling over and based 2FA. Make a list, these are not trust worthy opinions.

Not to be all “I’m considering leaving Twitter” then not actually leave, but charging for 2FA might really be the thing that does it. I’ve been hacked on here multiple times, and I’m supposed to shell out cash for something that every other website does for free?

If your caught up in phony stark’s latest 2FA mess, and turned you off, go get a Yubikey or install Authy. It’s better than SMS