Adam Caudill
adam_caudill@infosec.exchange
<p>Security Engineer, Researcher, & Developer. Formerly at 1Password, BSI / AppSec Consulting, Numorian, etc.</p>
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If you use a PKM tool (Logseq, Obsidian, etc), what do you like? What do you hate? What needs do you have that aren&#39;t being met? I&#39;m working on a new PKM, and I want to make sure that I&#39;m hitting the key points early in development.
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@krypt3ia A quick frequency analysis on the largest section I was willing to type (which is fairly small), shows a distribution that&#39;s fairly similar to English. It&#39;s not random, and characters like A, E, N, R, S, T, etc. match the expected counts. After a (very) few minutes of looking, my gut feeling is that it&#39;s more reordered than substitution.
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For those that enjoy my short stories, here&#39;s the latest: &quot;Sweet Dreams&quot; - an exploration of technology &amp; human motivations, and the nature of escapism. https://adamcaudill.com/writing/2026/02/07/sweet-dreams/
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Rough morning for the GitHub folks. And everyone trying to work.
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@zak Thanks for posting this - after several years of using this particular MBP, I finally got around to enabling per-directory history in zsh. This exact thing has been driving me nuts lately, but I hadn&#39;t realised how annoying it was until I started to type a reply.
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@zak Luckily, I use oh-my-zsh, so enabling it was just adding the name of a plugin to the .zshrc - less than a minute from start to finish. That&#39;ll pay for itself within a day or so.
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For users of YAWAST / yawast-ng: The project has moved to a new location, and will have a major feature update next week, with plugins, new injection testing, automation &amp; performance improvements, and more. It&#39;ll be the biggest release in years. https://github.com/adcaudill/yawast-ng
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@zak Happy Birthday!
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@zak @Em0nM4stodon I was thinking about this as well. Trying to figure out how to do this in a way that&#39;s both privacy protecting and abuse resistant would be an interesting challenge.
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I have a bad habit of forgetting about holidays - so I took advantage of the fact that I&#39;m building a PKM app to add a banner to daily journal notes for holidays. Simple &amp; thoughtful touches like this can make software so much more useful.
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I was watching a video on Russia rushing to move from Starlink to other satellite internet options, including a Gazprom-owned system using satellites in geosynchronous orbit. I wonder how long it&#39;ll be until we start seeing countries de-orbit enemy satellites? There&#39;s an upcoming mission to boost a NASA satellite via a new satellite that&#39;ll dock &amp; boost the target, for a fairly cheap $30M. There&#39;s no reason I can see that the opposite wouldn&#39;t wo...
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I&#39;ve been using my Phosphor Notes project for about a month now as a replacement for Loqseq / Obsidian, and I&#39;ve got to say, building something custom was the right call. This is working out really well. The long-form writing support is so much better than what Logseq offers. https://github.com/adcaudill/phosphor-notes