Qantas confirms cyber-attack exposed records of up to 6 million customers:
The data includes customer names, email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates and frequent flyer numbers. It did not contain credit card details, financial information or passport details.
So it only contained everything required to obtain credit card details, financial information or passport details.
I am still amused at how angry people got when the Wordle was VIVID.
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Ever since I read Deborah’s, MBE, Wikipedia entry Disco 2000 has made me a little sad. She went on to do good in the world, much more important than (in her words) being famous for sleeping with Jarvis
I’m going to write a blog post!
… Actually spends two days tinkering on my site.
The Share on Mastodon WordPress plugin now supports content warnings.
Very nice.
Good lord, I’ve found a decent photo of me while giving a talk. My mouth doesn’t look like a dog’s bum, my eyes are open and my arms are in a normal position.
Work scam email of the week: “Dear git-commit-by, I came across your resume on LinkedIn and was…”
The local pub is doing a beef cheek special. The bad news is that I only discovered this after we had bought tonight’s dinner.
Today, we optimise for “DX” – developer experience. Not user experience. Not performance. Not outcomes. […] The more comfortable we make things for developers, the more abstraction we add. And every abstraction creates distance between the thing being built and the people it’s for.
Jono Alderson – JavaScript broke the web (and called it progress)