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i made a monospaced font that does this to api keys:
sk-proj-Lm4N••••••••••••••••
obel mono. free, out now.
typographic.systems/obel-mon…
obel mono is out now xitter.gq/codycollier/status/211…
i made a monospaced font that does this to api keys:
sk-proj-Lm4N••••••••••••••••
obel mono. free, out now.
typographic.systems/obel-mon…
tailscale HTTPS puts machine names in certificate transparency logs. public, forever.
every provisioned hostname in your tailnet is on a public ledger.
name machines like strangers will read them.
api.ctlogs.dev/v1/subdomains…
and for every other font, i just shipped fontsight. three keys, and any page tells you what it's set in. fontsight.xyz
astra defaults to british english. it outputs "colours" and "practise". first model i've seen do this. thought they were spelling errors at first. anyone else noticing this?
my X likes used to be a graveyard of good ideas
now I have codex automations that pull them daily, research the useful ones, and turn them into linear issues
claude (with linear MCP) reviews the queue and decides: implement, investigate, or ignore
likes → actual product decisions
it looks like verizon wireless has added a sim swap protection feature in security settings called "Number Lock" @josephfcox @dangoodin001 @briankrebs






