Another RSAC Conference is almost here, but it’s not going to be the same, not without Andrew. I don’t know when it will happen, but I’m reasonably sure it will hit me at some point. Maybe it will happen when I walk past one of the cafes where we’d meet to catch up and compare
[Two of the best people in identity, and the world. And me] I’m on my way to SF to join many, many others in celebrating the life of handsome debonair man about town (self-attested) Andrew Nash. It’s taken me a few days to find the words to write this post. Not because I couldn’t talk
It is a testament to his enduring spirit that we all continue to find ways to cope with the absence of Vittorio from our identity community and from our lives. On the day that I learnt of the news, I poured out my immediate feelings in words. But as Ian put it so eloquently (like
Writing this post is hard, because the emotions are still fresh and very raw. In so many ways, I feel like I was only just beginning to know Vittorio Luigi Bertocci. Of course, we all feel like we “know” him, because he has always been a larger-than-life character operating at the very forefront of our
Just back from about 10 days out of the country, so still catching up on everything, and will return to the topics from CIS and Catalyst shortly. But in the meantime, a little bit of nonsense. For my 10,000th tweet, I wanted to do something funny that would celebrate just how much I love Twitter.
