I was watching a recent YouTube video by Derek Muller (Veritasium), My Video Went Viral. Here's Why, and I came to a realisation: I don't watch YouTube like most people - probably including you! - watch YouTube. And as a result, my perspective on what YouTube is and does is fundamentally biased artificial intelligence, rss, youtube, marketing

I love RSS, but it's a minor niggle for me that if I subscribe to any of the BBC News RSS feeds I invariably get all the sports news, too. Which'd be fine if I gave even the slightest care about the world of sports, but I don't.

It only takes a couple of seconds to skim past the sports web, ruby, rss, programming, news

Come next week, I'll have been blogging for 20 years - significantly over half my life. Over that time, a lot has changed on the Web, in the world, and for me: how has my blog (and my blogging) adapted?

https://danq.me/2018/10/08/20-years-of-blogging/

I recently discovered a minor security vulnerability in mobile webcomic reading app Comic Chameleon, and I thought that it was interesting (and tame) enough to share as a learning example of (a) how to find security vulnerabilities in an app like this, and (b) more importantly, how to write an app web development, hacking, web, security, rss, comic, technology