People Are Using 'AI Decompiling' to Hack Their Things
https://www.404media.co/people-are-using-ai-decompiling-to-hack-their-things/

I'm an experienced developer, startup founder, and international speaker, who brings a broad range of skills to my current role as a software engineer at GitHub. A top 1% contributor at Stack Overflow and formerly a developer relations engineer at Google, a senior developer at Bendyworks, an organizer of GDG Madison, and a Google Developer Expert.
People Are Using 'AI Decompiling' to Hack Their Things
https://www.404media.co/people-are-using-ai-decompiling-to-hack-their-things/
I went and looked at #hacktoberfest this year and I don't think I have time to figure out how to participate. It used to be find an open source project and help out. Now it's 15 different challenges that all have requirements and fineprint.
I did a little cleanup of my personal website yesterday and today Keybase emailed to complain the public proof wasn't working anymore. 😀 I'd assumed that was shut down years ago.
Mastodon 5.0: A closer look
Nice fall hike

New project. #factorio style #webcomponent UI library.
Build, test, and publish vanilla Web Components with a little spice
npm install @nutmeg/cli --globalNode Package Web Component
npm install node-packageTwitter Status Web Component
npm install twitter-statusTwitter User Web Component
npm install twitter-userGitHub Repository Web Component
npm install github-repositoryTypeScript definitions for Twitter API objects
npm install twitter-dLightweight TypeScript RemoteData implementation
npm install @abraham/remotedataLightweight ES Module implementation of reflect-metadata
npm install @abraham/reflectionThe most popular PHP library for use with the Twitter OAuth REST API.
Progressive Web Apps made ridiculously easy with Angular
Tweets from GDEs
Coderetreat starter kit with Ruby and TypeScript
Slack bot for collecting a summary of your team's activity for the day
Example PWA that demonstrates an offline web app using the Unsplash REST API.