Nathan Arthur truist

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am truist on github.
I am truist (https://keybase.io/truist) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is F4D7 80CF 8DE3 43B3 9512 4AD1 366D DBEF 1F32 ADD5

To claim this, I am signing this object:

My original email to 1password security, edited slightly to keep some personally-sensitive info private:

Hello! Prompted by https://twitter.com/1Password/status/1429812863464509451?s=20 I'm writing to learn more. (Thank you for prompting!)

For background, you should know that I'm a multi-year personal/family 1password user, plus I led the company-wide (~35 people) adoption of 1password at my prior company, plus I've been pushing for company-wide adoption of 1password at my new company (~30 people). Both companies are software companies, my schooling was in computer science, and my role is VP Engineering. So I have both a personal and a professional interest in this, and a pretty-deep understanding of the issues. If this were just for personal use, I probably wouldn't have bothered to write to you, but I'm also responsible for this decision in my professional life, so I want to be more-careful about it.

I did read https://dteare.medium.com/behind-the-scenes-of-1password-for-linux-d59b19143a23 but it does

	#!/usr/bin/env perl
	use 5.010;
	use open qw(:locale);
	use strict;
	use utf8;
	use warnings qw(all);

	use Mojo::UserAgent;

	# FIFO queue

	li.promoted-trend { display: none; }
	li.promoted-account { display: none; }
	div.promoted-tweet { display: none; }
	div.flex-module.trends-container { display: none; }
	div.flexmodule.trends { display: none; }
	div.module.trends { display: none; }
	div.module.roaming-module.wtf-module.js-wtf-module.has-content { display: none; }
	div.Footer.module.roaming-module { display: none; }
	div.ProfileWTFAndTrends { display: none; }
	div.trends-inner { display: none; }