From BSides Boulder 2024, many attempts to figure out who did what, when, where, and why in a git repository (and some lessons learned, too). This is an expanded set of slides and resources since ...

This is post #75 - meaning I’ve written 42 posts this year! 🥂 A fantastic year ✨ The past year had a ton of exciting things going on, led first and foremost by starting a shiny new job! Despite ...

People don’t quit bad jobs, they quit bad managers. – some person on the internet (probably) I really like my job. I get to spend perhaps an hour with someone before they’ll receive the abili...

How long do cows live? The best communication lesson I’ve learned makes me a better human every day, told as an ancient Greek tragedy. 🐄 🎭 👋🏻 Hi, I’m Natalie. I currently work as a solutions en...

While waiting for my delayed flight, I figured it would be fun to dive into a new project to pass the time. After connecting to the airport WiFi, I tried cloning the public repository. That’s whe...

A grimoire is a book of spells - a collection of snippets found on StackOverflow or got Slack’d by a coworker that got me out of a jam. There’s a decent chance it can’t be found again. This is w...

I recently had the honor of speaking on the 6th at the Software Supply Chain Security Summit. Many thanks to Lineaje, a terrific group of moderators, and my fellow speakers for a fantastic event. ...

Let’s make some dangerous choices safer inside a devcontainer. Sometimes it just isn’t possible to do things ‘the right way’. In hindsight it wasn’t possible to avoid 🐳 Docker-in-Docker 🐳, was it...

Last time, we made a simple devcontainer for Ruby that was effective, lightweight, and secure. But also uncomplicated. Let’s add a few services to make it more realistic. While I was at Booz All...

I work in devcontainers quite a lot. It provides many of the benefits of a tool like Python’s virtual environments, with the additional upsides of being version-controlled and portable across comp...