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Intel ME rootkits - Seirdy
I know of two Intel ME rootkits that didn’t involve Intel AMT; the latter can be enabled/disabled on “vPro” chips. One rootkit was from 2009 and seems less
Profile hydration - Seirdy
Many open standards can support profile hydration: Ariadne Map an email identifier to supported verified accounts. The IndieWeb Map a webpage with h-card to any
Internet Explorer is almost gone - Seirdy
I want to agree, with one caveat: if you’re a government or healthcare website you might still want to test with IE-mode to make sure critical functionality is
Targeting secure browser profiles - Seirdy
It’s hard to target browsers’ secure profiles. Safari’s Lockdown Mode disables a dozen or so APIs and a handful of other features; the Tor Browser disables
Stylometric fingerprinting redux - Seirdy
Avoid de-anonymization through analysis of your writing style. Defend against machine- and human-driven stylometric identification
Resilient Git, Part 1: Hydra Hosting - Seirdy
Efficient redundancy via repository mirroring with nothing but git
Legacy emphasis in HTML - Seirdy
Going forward, the CSS Speech Module seems like a better place for auditory tonal indicators. The CSS we’ve already had for years should be a better place for
Containing web bloat - Seirdy
Here is how I propose browsers address web bloat: Stop adding features unrelated to accessibility, security, privacy, and internationalization. Adopt a default
Best practices for inclusive CLIs - Seirdy
A response to some problematic CLI UX advice, with alternative recommendations for designing more accessible CLI utilities
Resilient Git, Part 0: Introduction - Seirdy
A seires on setting up resilient git-based project workflows, free of vendor lock-in
Hello World - Seirdy
Seirdy's obligatory inagural blog post, which is barely longer than this description
Two types of privacy - Seirdy
Privacy" can mean different things in different contexts. Tracking-reduction and tracking-evasion represent different goals with some conflict and overlap
A layered approach to content blocking - Seirdy
My take on where Manifest V3 fits into the current ad-blocking landscape: it has some benefits which should complement but not replace existing approaches
Proposal: an HTML element for spoilers - Seirdy
An informal proposal for dedicated elements for spoiler tags in HTML: use-cases, syntax, semantics, recommended UA behavior, and comparisons with “details”
An experiment to test GitHub Copilot's legality - Seirdy
A horrible idea to determine the legality of GitHub Copilot, or of re-creating proprietary speech synthesizers: create legal precedent that doesn't exist yet!
The limited utility of the phrase “GNU/Linux” - Seirdy
GNU/Linux” distinguishes Linux distributions primarily by the presence of GNU software, which is seldom the most meaningful or practical distinction
De-federating P92 - Seirdy
A compilation of my reasons and non-reasons for proactively de-federating from Facebook/Meta-affiliated projects, and refusing to support them
Misinfo about Permissions Policy and FLoC - Seirdy
Recently, people have been telling webmasters to add a Permissions-Policy header to their sites to opt out of FLoC. The reality of the situation isn't so simple
Details on WCAG 2.2 conformance - Seirdy
Every WCAG 2.2 success criterion, and how seirdy.one achieves it. I list techniques I used and areas for improvement. This page is a work in progress
Feeds - Seirdy
Full-text Atom and RSS feeds for this site and its sub-sections
Becoming physically immune to brute-force attacks - Seirdy
Using thermal physics, cosmology, and computer science to calculate password vulnerability to the biggest possible brute-force attack
How to build this site - Seirdy
Instructions for re-building seirdy.one from its source code
CSP bug reproduction - Seirdy
A demonstration page to help diagnose Content-Security-Policy issues in browser software
Keeping platforms open - Seirdy
How open platforms become closed, and how standards-driven development can prevent it from happening
My bookmarks - Seirdy
Links from around the web, curated and annotated by Rohan Kumar
Best practices for inclusive textual websites - Seirdy
A lengthy guide to making simple, inclusive sites focused on content before form. Emphasizes brutalist design and accessibility to include under-represented users
About Seirdy (Rohan Kumar, aka Cadmus) - Seirdy
Get to know Rohan Kumar, also known as Cadmus and Seirdy. Contact info, my projects, interests, online accounts, etc
Site design standards - Seirdy
The accessibility statement and design standards I hold myself to when creating seirdy.one
The right thing for the wrong reasons: FLOSS doesn't imply security
While source code is critical for user autonomy, it isn't required to evaluate software security or understand run-time behavior
Notes - Seirdy
All the microblogs (“notes”) on Seirdy’s Home
Articles - Seirdy
All the long-form articles on Seirdy’s Home
Privacy policy - Seirdy
Privacy policy for seirdy.one
My Fediverse blocklists - Seirdy
Documentation on which Fediverse blocklists I offer, how they are made, their differences, their caveats, and their intended use
Support me - Seirdy
Support my work by sending me donations! This helps me continue Fediverse moderation, blogging, and coding
Meta: about this site - Seirdy
About this site. How it's built, why it's built that way, privacy, accessibility, mirrors, etc
WhatsApp and the domestication of users - Seirdy
WhatsApp's rise and recent PR efforts highlight a class of business models that I call "user domestication"
A look at search engines with their own indexes - Seirdy
A cursory review of all the non-metasearch, indexing search engines I have been able to find
Seirdy’s Home
My personal IndieWeb site. I write about and develop software to promote user autonomy. Topics include accessibility, security, privacy, and software freedom