One to read: “The Marketing Ivory Tower Trap cartoon | Marketoonist | Tom Fishburne”

As marketers, it’s easy to lose touch with what consumers and customers actually experience with our brands. In the bubble of our marketing offices, writing strategy decks and brand architecture documents, we sometimes over-inflate the role our brands play in peoples’ lives.

via The Marketing Ivory Tower Trap cartoon | Marketoonist | Tom Fishburne

I find that most brands are like this nowadays…

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One to read: “Solo: the first open source FIDO2 security key. USB & NFC. by Conor Patrick — Kickstarter”

Interesting – YubiKey, but Open Hardware and Open Source. And, from the looks of things, cheaper too. I’m interested :)

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One to read: “An introduction to approachable threat modeling”

In this tale of two threat models, we explore how pairing our existing knowledge and experience with a few simple questions can help us build better systems and keep them safe.

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One to read: “Using HEREDOCs in bash to grep exit code details”

This accidentally included the content of the blog post I was recommending reading, and has been removed.

It explains how you could use HEREDOC blocks to automatically document your exit codes, and looked quite interesting.

One to read: “What nobody tells you about documentation”

Really great article – highlighting there are four different documentation styles, and likely you need all four (which is why people don’t read your documentation).

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One to read: “Open Academic Environment”

Looking for an “Ansible-all-the-things” project? This might be right up your street! :)

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One to read: “Walking the DWeb walk”

I recently was doing some research for my appearance on TechSNAP, and could have done with finding this link before I recorded the show. It’s a great summary of how to put your website on IPFS. Definitely worth a look!

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