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  1. How an HTTP header caused time.gov to skew from UTC

    In the United States, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) maintains the official U.S. time reference.

  2. This blog post tells the time

    Computer clock synchronization is a complicated process, requiring protocols like NTP and a specialized server to answer requests.

  3. GUID reuse in WordPress

    I’ve recently started building a WordPress plugin, which is my first WordPress and PHP-based project.

  4. Uptime of GitHub Pages alternatives

    Many software developers feel we are at a software forge inflection point.

  5. RSS feed discovery with FeedLand

    This blog post explores FeedLand.com, an RSS feed reader with unique social elements.

  6. Does the Internet know what time is it?

    Time is one of those things that is significantly harder to deal with than you’d naively expect.

  7. Discovering the indieweb with calm tech

    When social media first entered my life, it came with a promise of connection.

  8. Oops, my UUIDs collided!

    This post is part of a collection on UUIDs.

  9. Why UUIDs won't protect your secrets

    This post is part of a collection on UUIDs.

  10. The UUID collection

    I’ve been getting back into blogging and am happy to share that my next group of blog posts will be a collection.

  11. The most popular email providers

    I downloaded the Tranco list of top domain names and ran DNS MX lookups to detect mail servers.

  12. Choosing Vim over VSCode

    You’ve probably noticed that VSCode is very popular among programmers.

  13. MTA-STS Preload

    SMTP MTA Strict Transport Security (MTA-STS) is a mechanism for securing email as it travels between mail servers.

  14. The next stage of getlocalcert.net

    Update: In exciting news, the getlocalcert.net project will continue under new management.

  15. Is email confidential in transit yet?

    When I’ve talked to developers about the confidentiality of email in transit, between mail servers, I usually hear one of these responses: Everyone knows email isn’t secure While email is vulnerable, hop-to-hop connections between servers are secure enough