The most popular accounts on Mastodon.
SANS Internet Storm Center - SANS.edu - Go Sentinels!
@[email protected]http://isc.sans.edu - Global Network Security Information Sharing Community - honeypots, firewall logs, malware. SANS Technology Institute college research project
Mike Perham
@[email protected]
Rubyist, guy behind @sidekiq and Faktory.
For support, please open a new discussion at https://github.com/sidekiq/sidekiq/discussions.
Personal: @getalifemike
Axel Rauschmayer
@[email protected]Topics: #JavaScript #TypeScript #fedi22
Other interests:
– Languages: German, English, French, Spanish, Dutch, Mandarin
– Sustainability, degrowth, permaculture, urbanism
– Tiny houses
– Education
– Psychology, getting out of one’s head, heart-centered living
– Minimalist spirituality: Advaita, Daoism, Buddhism, Christian mysticism, J. Krishnamurti, …
I live in Munich. http://pronoun.is/he
Non-tech:
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Photos: @rauschma
– 💬 Languages: @langtales
@robpike.io
@[email protected]Long career as a dilettante at Bell Labs Research and Google, mostly building weird stuff no one uses, but occasionally getting it right, such as with UTF-8 and Go.
Also: tootfinder
Security BSides
@[email protected]Security BSides Global account, managed (for now) by @jack_daniel.
(Note: tried but can't verify the wiki, it doesn't support the rel tag)
Matt Blaze
@[email protected]Scientist, safecracker, etc. McDevitt Professor of Computer Science and Law at Georgetown. Formerly UPenn, Bell Labs. So-called expert on election security and stuff. https://twitter.com/mattblaze on the Twitter. Slow photographer. Radio nerd. Blogs occasionally at https://www.mattblaze.org/blog . I probably won't see your DM; use something else. He/Him. Uses this wrong.
Eleanor Saitta
@[email protected]Thinking about security, failure, change, art, and living. Recruiting barbarians; complicate your narratives. Fractional CISO to startups via Systems Structure Ltd. HEL/NYC/LON
Fedilab Apps
@[email protected]This account is dedicated for news about FOSS apps: Fedilab, TubeLab, UntrackMe, OpenMultiMaps
Paul Hudson
@[email protected]I write Swift and write about Swift, but most people prefer my dogs.
Bartosz Milewski
@[email protected]Physicist, programmer (Haskell, C++), mathematician, category theorist. Author of Category Theory for Programmers and The Dao of Functional Programming
Catalin Cimpanu
@[email protected]Cybersecurity reporter for Risky Business
Home Assistant
@[email protected]Open source home automation that puts local control & privacy first. Powered by a worldwide community of tinkerers & DIY enthusiasts.
Doug Gregor
@[email protected]Dad, husband, Swift language designer and Swift/C++/ObjC compiler implementor, Author, Generic Programming aficionado. He/him.
Steve Troughton-Smith
@[email protected]App developer & mini painter. I make apps and break things.
UIKit. Swift. Gaming. Warhammer. Generative AI. Reverse-engineering. Husband. 🏳️🌈 He/him.
DAVx⁵
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@[email protected]
The all-in-one CalDAV/CardDAV/WebDAV solution for Android.
Sync your address books, calendars + tasks/notes/journals at once. Get live access your WebDAV files. And… it's FOSS!
Account has also news for ICSx⁵ (Webcal for Android).
Tyler Morgan-Wall
@[email protected]
R, data science, dataviz, maps, raytracing. Developer of rayshader, rayrender, and the rayverse | PhD in Physics from Johns Hopkins | Penn
rixx
@[email protected]pretalx▪Python/Django/vue.js▪Three Django projects in a trench coat▪he/him
Admin here. Please report instead of DMing.
Nikita Lisitsa
@[email protected]He/him
I teach C++ & computer graphics and make videogames
Working on a medieval village building game: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSGI94QoFYJwGaieAkqw5_qfoupdppxHN&cbrd=1
Check out my cozy traffic simulator: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2403100/Costa_Verde_Transport_Department/
rOpenSci
@[email protected]We are a community that fosters a culture that values open and reproducible research using shared data and reusable software. We develops #RStats based tools and social infrastructure to facilitate open science and access to open data.
Linux Magazine
@[email protected]Linux Magazine is your guide to the world of Linux and open source. Founded in 2000, Linux Magazine focuses on real-life, practical techniques and delivers a premium blend of insightful technical information through tutorials, in-depth articles on trending topics, troubleshooting and optimization tips, and more!
Customers in Europe or the United Kingdom (EUR/GBP):
https://shop.sparkhausmedia.com/shop
Customers in All Other Countries (USD):
https://shop.linuxnewmedia.com/shop
It's FOSS
@[email protected]World's leading Linux and Open Source web portal.
https://itsfoss.com/