Design Principles
- Signal over noise
- Transparency
- Own your platform
- Accessible and adaptable
- Composable simplicity
- Data dignity
- Provenance and attribution
Security
From an authoring perspective, I rely on what GitHub provides out of the box. Within that, I operate with a minimal but deliberate trust model — keys are scoped, labeled, and revocable. In the enterprise world — such as at NetApp or on GitHub Enterprise — where the stakes and blast radius are exponentially larger, I strongly advocate for controls like Multi-Admin Verification (MAV).
From an end-user security perspective, I aim to minimize the attack surface by using a read-only static blog platform (Jekyll) with an absolute minimum of JavaScript. Text decoration is handled via CSS, and state is kept to a bare minimum.
There are no tracking cookies, analytics beacons, or third-party search engine widgets.