It’s possible to share a secret amongst a group of people so that only some of them are needed to reconstruct it…

More commonly known as a Dead Man’s Switch, a Dead Person Switch (DPS) is a system that can hold a secret on behalf of a person, and govern its release should they become unavailable.

Art is fun and hard and messy and complicated and like every other trade it’s full of people who are earnestly showing you what they created (sprinkled with a few jokers).

Just recently I have been exploring a very strange issue: My application couldn’t find a tool that was right where it should be…

I am hoping to interview some investigative journalists for my masters thesis at the University of Oxford.

The things I’ll do to avoid learning LaTeX… Do you prefer Markdown to LaTeX?

The Data Standards Authority are holding an open challenge to discover and set a new data standard for vulnerable people services.

In part 5, we amended our Lambda to write to an S3 bucket; and in this part, we’ll explore triggers to run it regularly.

In previous parts, we’ve built a Lambda that can query the OpenWeather API, using a secret key; and in this part we’ll extend it to write that data to S3.

In part 3, we extended our Lambda to communicate with an API, using a secret key; and in this part, we’ll explore the logs created when the Lambda runs.