Khürt Williams
Cybersecurity architect with 20+ years of experience in information security, strategy, and governance. Avid amateur photographer drawn to landscapes, wildlife, and the quiet details of daily life. Writing at Island in the Net about technology, photography, nature, and reflections from New Jersey to the Caribbean.
Photography, Technology and Everything in between. Since 1996.
Today, as the Free Software Foundation (FSF) celebrates its 40th anniversary, I find myself reflecting on just how much open-source software has shaped my career—and, more importantly, how it has shaped the world. Between the late ’90s and early 2000s, open source wasn’t just a set of tools for me—it was an entire philosophy. It…
I’ve released Cornerstone, a WordPress theme built for the IndieWeb community. It’s now available on GitHub under the GPL v2 licence.
After properly configuring Apache with Redis and Brotli compression, I realised JetPack Boost was doing more harm than good.