I’ve been pretty quiet on the socials lately, mostly because I’m heads down on some Secret But Super Cool Stuff. BUT I’ve been doing a podcast where I interview the most interesting people at the intersection of Kubernetes and AI. Here’s the latest, with the mighty @boredabdel.bsky.social 🎙️

"The forest ended. Glad I was To feel the light, and hear the hum Of bees, and smell the drying grass And the sweet mint." Remembering the poet Edward Thomas, who was killed in action on this day in 1917 in The Battle of Arras.

Thanks for always having concrete talks and contributing to the Rust ecosystem along with shipping a functional piece of software with valuable design intent :) Discovered Linkerd at the KCCNC EU 2018 in Copenhagen, loved the talks of you folks, and coming back for more at every KCCNC!

Great writeup of my #kubecon Linkerd talk just now from @horgix.fr !

signs left at alex pretti’s memorial in minneapolis: “i love you so much / i’ll miss you forever” photo with a friend, “i would have done the same. RIP alex,” a stethoscope and “we’ll take it from here, alex” and a tshirt for the minnesota nurses association

TIL the original lyrics to Deck the Halls are awesome and “don we now our gay apparel” is temperance movement bullshit

En route to Kubecon. No talks to give this time (a first for many years) but I somehow seem to have a jam-packed schedule despite that. Looking forward to catching up with customers and friends alike!

Trump’s inevitable crash‑out at 3 AM on Truth Social about this election is going to be legendary

Fourteen years later, I *still* think one of the best ways for us to repudiate Cheney's legacy of torture would be to recognize and honor the courageous soldiers and public servants who exposed the torture policies and tried to end them. www.nytimes.com/2011/04/28/o...

ICE Agent, 7-Year-Old Both Wearing Same ‘Military Commando’ Halloween Costume

An updated greenback

Discover Linkerd: a service mesh for Kubernetes that enhances debugging, observability, reliability, and security without code changes! 🚀

You gently run your hand through the rack. You can feel it—pure cotton, rich wool, Irish linen. The plump buttonholes are handsewn; the buttons attached with a firm shank. You flip the price tag over. It's affordable You buy the jacket and go home, which is only 15 mins away. Your apt is $600/month

ICE kidnapped a 7th-grader with a pending asylum claim and spirited him out of state without notifying his parents, seemingly with the cooperation of the local police in Everett, MA. www.bostonglobe.com/2025/10/12/m...

> It is 2025 BC. I am a soldier from one of the outlying provinces called to defend the pyramid in Memphis > It is 2025 AD. I am a soldier from one of the outlying provinces called to defend the pyramid in Memphis

Don’t think these Texas National Guard guys are going to be chasing any immigrants around Chicago on foot

Claim: 10 cars rammed ICE Truth: No cars rammed ICE Claim: She boxed ICE in Truth: ICE boxed her in Claim: She shot a rifle at ICE Truth: She did not have a rifle Claim: ICE returned fire Truth: Only ICE fired Claim: She drove herself to the hospital Truth: Paramedics found her

Dr. Jane Goodall filmed an interview with Netflix in March 2025 that she understood would only be released after her death.

This video of Chicagoans intervening to save a man from being abducted off the streets by ICE is making the rounds on Instagram. Community action works. Source: www.instagram.com/reel/DPZL2AL...

NEW: A 20-year federal prosecutor, fired abruptly this week even as he lead case against Abbey Gate bomber, warns his colleagues: the Trump administration is sacrificing national security to purge Trump's perceived adversaries. w/ @dnlbrns www.politico.com/news/2025/10...

Don’t believe anyone who tells you that intelligence shows anything “without a doubt,” but even if the intelligence was water-tight, this strike was still murder. No law permits the deliberate, premeditated killing of civilians.

I did not expect this kind of fire from Eliot Cohen, but he has Hegseth absolutely pegged www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv...

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Hell yeah

“You cannot plan with America... You can’t even talk with it, because today and tomorrow and the next day it will only ever be having the same conversation: Whatever a sundowning and already world-historically stupid fascist said to evade accountability for whatever recent crime he was asked about”

What the fuck?

Aside from how utterly deranged it is to even make light of this, he's not mocking some reporter or pundit by calling him "General." Ben Hodges is a real three-star general, he was the commander of the US Army in Europe before he retired. In other words, he's worked with a lot of Germans soldiers.

He’s already forgotten who Kirk was

Opinion| Could releasing the Epstein files cause autism?

This ought to be engraved somewhere.

It’s crazy that ten years into Trump headline writers still treat his pronouncements as if they’re not all lies.

my mom took tylenol when she was pregnant, which made me super focused on menswear and now i have a million followers on twitter

SCOOP — Part of the reason Disney/ABC may have rushed to sort things out with Kimmel is because tomorrow they have a planned price increase for Disney+ streaming, a Disney source tells me. With subscriptions hemorrhaging since last week, they couldn’t risk losing more users with this announcement.

A rich and powerful man voluntarily bearing a cross onstage, but adding wheels so it's not remotely difficult, is the perfect picture for our country.

A fun fact about McCarthyism is that just two and a half years after he was condemned and censured, Sen. Joseph McCarthy drank himself to death at 48. Fevers break. Petty tyrants fall. Censorship and persecution drive good people to stand together and fight back.

Capricious, senseless, needless. The cruelest possible implementation of the stupidest possible idea. Weakens the economy. Weakens the country. Overturned, inevitably, but the damage to the US tech ecosystem is already done.

"More professors in the United States have been fired for controversial views in the past week than any other week in all of American history." www.insidehighered.com/opinion/colu...

@bradlander.bsky.social and 10 other officials arrested for protesting conditions at NYC ICE facility www.nytimes.com/2025/09/18/n...

The drawing of blindingly obvious parallels to the rest of the country is left as an exercise to the reader. www.texasmonthly.com/news-politic...

I am just going to keep posting that the TX governor recently pardoned a political murderer. The dude texted "I'm going to shoot protestors", then went and shot a Black Lives Matter protester. He was convicted in a jury trial. Hard to find a more blatant example of celebrating political violence.

All that money on a Special AI for a Special Boy, yet it persists in betraying him every chance it can.

We are at the point in the honoring-Charlie-Kirk's-memory cycle when faculty are being fired for posting, without comment, Charlie Kirk's words. At the behest of politicians sworn to uphold the first amendment, and in public institutions covered by first amendment protections.

The forced Gemini + Gmail integration is made actively worse by doing the thing I don't want (summarize) and NOT doing the thing I actively DO want, which it's perfectly capable of doing: flagging what is obviously a phishing email.

This is the juice

News from Finland. A 9-year-old lost an especially good stick he’d had since he was 2. He hung up 20 posters. A few days later it was returned. It had been found by a 2-year-old, who wanted to keep it for herself, but her mother made her return it. She got toys, flowers and candy as a reward.