My company wanted to put out an ad, but they couldn't afford it. So they pooled their money together with 3 other companies who also couldn't afford an ad and we put together an amalgamation of a commercial advertising each of our different products and services. And Coca-Cola was there too.

The best part of being an adult is not having to do any homework or chores. The worst part of being an adult is choosing to do them anyway. 😭

Everybody at my workplace is sick, but choosing to come into work anyway. I do NOT want to catch what they have, so I decided to call in healthy.

The vulnerability vs backdoor debate is very important narratively. If something is a backdoor, then the apparent solution is to avoid trusting people similar to the person who made the backdoor. If something is a vulnerability then the apparent solution is to avoid trusting software similar to the software that had the vulnerability. Of course, judging people's character is not a reliable strategy and all software has bugs, so even if any particular problem was a backdoor, it's still best to lower one's surface area and trust less software. Most of the people screaming "backdoor"! In any given case are not going to be the ones who have some kind of evidence of malicious intent. They are going to be the ones who live in a fantasy world where they can substitute suspicion and personality judgements for critically evaluating software and lowering one's attack surface.

They should detonate a nuclear bomb on the moon. (Purely for the fun of it.)

Breaking news! Iran has just delivered a letter agreeing to Donald Trump's demand that they stop sending bombing drones to oil tankers in the Straight of Hormuz. However, top diplomatic analysts warn it's moderately possible this arrangement will not last, citing the fact that the letter was delivered via bombing drone to an oil tanker in the Straight of Hormuz

In case anyone is curious what I do for work, I make digital art. That's short for digital Arthur.