Anders Eknert
anderseknert@swecyb.com
<p>Cloud native security, identity and access control. All things <a href="https://swecyb.com/tags/OpenPolicyAgent" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>OpenPolicyAgent</span></a>. Creator of <a href="https://swecyb.com/tags/Regal" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>Regal</span></a> the <a href="https://swecyb.com/tags/Rego" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>Rego</span></a> linter. Problems architect, thought loss leader, 0.10X engineer and maintainer of two kids. Based in Stockholm 🇸🇪</p>
Posts
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Post #4374124
@k8sfm@learnk8s.news good to see you on here, Bart, in case you check in 😊
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Post #4336403
Swedish tobacco companies tried to promote the use of snus across the EU and the US for decades only to be met with regulation to ban it, despite being a much better alternative to smoking. It wasn’t until they made both the product, the boxes and the name be ”white tobacco” that it finally became the billion dollar industry they had hoped for. Should have known all along that the only way to success here starts with being white.
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Post #3861788
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@openpolicyagent/116930177318405254 Some pretty great features in this summer release! If you’re doing any work with OPA and Rego, make sure to get a copy! And as always, I’m always here to support you for the price of nothing 😊
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Post #3859611
RE: https://zpravobot.news/@eastblocvisuals/116923707917348553 I love the photos posted by this account. Recommend following 🙂
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Post #3792748
I’ve been using the Ivory app on iOS for Mastodon for a few years now. It’s good! But it also feels mostly the same now as it did then, for better or worse. Haven’t really looked into the alternatives since then. Anything I should check out? (I use Elk on the desktop and I feel leas inclined to switch there, but by all means, if something fun happened in that space I’ve almost certainly missed it, so don’t be shy)
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Post #3488035
If you didn’t have the time to write it, I don’t have the time to read it. If you did have the time to write it, I also don’t have the time to read it.
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Post #3487798
@kodsnack@social.podsnack.se @patriksvensson@mstdn.social sweet!
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Post #3453918
@RickD_Card@socialbc.ca yeah, mobile Safari has a “hide distracting element” function (on top of ad blockers I always found to work so-so on mobile) … but I either tend to forget it’s there or the site has so many ads that it feels like a chore to fix manually
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Post #3423082
Any #Ozempic dealers on Mastodon? I’m starting to think I could use some.
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Post #2483633
I have seen my fair share of weird shit at dive bars in my life. But a psychotic-looking man prancing around with a cat in his backpack? That was a first.
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Post #2483630
I got tailgated at the office this evening!
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Post #2348306
lol, no
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Post #1444258
If I’m staying up late frantically refreshing the project page to see Regal’s download tracker hit one million tonight? Yes, I am.
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Post #984135
RE: https://social.nikkasystems.com/@karlemilnikka/116318390607868028 🍿
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Post #984134
Had a great evening with the kids at the Mario Galaxy premiere this week. The most expensive popcorn I ever bought by far, but what can you do when the popcorns are contained in adorable Yoshi and Luma figures? Nothing, that’s what.
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Post #984133
The selective environmentalism of hotels will never cease to amaze me. They’ll go to great lengths to make you feel terrible about wanting a clean towel, or aggressively lecture you with little notes about the environmental impact of cleaning scattered around a hotel. You’d think they’d scold you for fucking FLYING halfway across the planet to get there in the first place!? But no, somehow their concern always ends just there?
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Post #984132
This has got to end up in court? https://malus.sh
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Post #981728
With every recent tech bro hype there’s always this emphasis on how you’ll be “left behind” if you don’t invest in their ideas. And each time I’m thinking “YES, please leave me the fuck behind!”. I should have been left behind like three times by now, and still they keep coming back? Can’t even follow up on their threats like normal sociopaths. Pathetic.
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Post #876470
I was today years old when I found out LinkedIn has a chronological timeline mode*, and why LinkedIn recommends against enabling it in the settings. Because once you do, you’ll see that people aren’t talking about AI, agents and LLMs anywhere near as much as LinkedIn would have you think. My feed just went from ~90% AI hype to one with only the occasional post on the topic. Almost as if one of the companies most invested in the bubble would use a platform they own to inflate it. (Could be that...
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Post #734115
@nate @GiftArticles new band name just dropped
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Post #734113
@reiayanami wow 😮
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Post #662284
@christianrickert 😆
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Post #662282
I’ve had a great week in London with @charlieegan3 and many others. Now home for some rest before Amsterdam and #KubeCon.
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Post #662281
Wait, why is my browser history printed on this car?
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Post #662280
Vibed account verification. (via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lukehinds_sign-of-the-vibe-times-share-7438895731354066944-K7ox)
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Post #630252
@humanhorseshoes thanks!
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Post #630251
I guess I&#39;m biased, but a more affordable MacBook is awesome! https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2026/03/say-hello-to-macbook-neo/
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Post #630250
New profile pic or not?
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Post #630249
A programming language thing I&#39;ve been pondering a lot lately, and I hope some smarter people here can explain it to me 🙂 Why is it that pretty much no(?) popular language allows easily traversing more than one sequence in the same loop? I.e. ``` for item in list1, list2, list3 { # do something with item } ``` Concatenating the lists is a waste of resources when the result has no other purpose than the traversal. Languages that have &quot;streams&quot; or &quot;yield&...