It's the kind of day where I both have to look closely at someone's security model and also deal with the cat deciding to eat the butter

https://techrights.org/n/2026/07/29/Brigading_Against_Women_Part_I_Bypassing_the_Legal_System_by_Th.shtml is a fascinating case of genuinely not understanding the words that are written - the position held by the court is that they are not determining the credibility of a statement, but they need to assume it's credible, and if it is then the case has merit, so there should be a separate hearing to determine whether or not it's credible

Last year, Roy and Rianne Schestowitz were found to have defamed me and were ordered to remove that defamatory content and avoid any further defamation. They chose not to follow the whole of this order, and I sought to have them held in contempt of court. Today this was upheld: https://www.brettwilson.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Garrett-v-Schestowitz-and-anor-No-2-2026-EWHC-1948-KB.pdf

Everyone at #emfcamp gathering around the lake as word of mouth spreads that there's potentially a burning of an Elon Musk effigy

If I want to hire someone in a specific location in England to do a somewhat odd (but fairly straightforward) thing, what's the right platform for that kind of thing?

Microsoft has been a reasonable steward of the third party UEFI signing key and handling revocation, but I think it's reasonable to question the conflict of interest around the Windows signing key and the huge amount of time between Windows bootloader vulnerabilities being identified and Microsoft revoking them. Ideally this would be delegated to a third party, but an alternative would be for Microsoft to issue a signed (but optional) dbx update that revoked trust in the Windows signing key

Oh *come* *on*

The #emfcamp dalek is dispensing whisky while shouting "Inebriate"

Sudden furry parade #emfcamp

Of course there's an actual Teletype for playing Collosal Cave #emfcamp

#emfcamp vibes