Bryce Kerley

There’s been a push over the last twelve years to move web traffic off unencrypted HTTP to encrypted HTTPS, to protect the general public from , gaping assholes on public wifi11 Ironically this site has an expired cert, so I’ve linked the non-HTTPS version.

Sometimes I post in an online community of computer touchers, as one does. When talking flippantly about programming languages, it’s sometimes useful to glob a bunch of them together based on characteristics, whether superficial or not. This started with jokes about common features of “P languages” like Perl, PHP, Python, JavaScript and Ruby, but you can classify other languages too. This classification isn’t intended as the final word or to be accepted uncritically.

We recently started Open Miami as a way to organize additional programs bridging technology and civic engagement in Miami. You can contribute to the Open Miami Collective directly; contributions here will specifically go to projects and events related to Code for Miami. In a perfect world: someone who can run our programs full time. Until then: money for hack night pizzas and hosting. Supplies for events.