Jason Kessler once again tried to make August 12 all about him, this time by re-filing his comical joke of a lawsuit against the City of Charlottesville. Because he has not yet wasted enough of Charlottesville's taxpayers' dollars in his quest to not be the world's saddest sadboy, we'll go through graf by graf of his magnum opus to expose how much of a liar, cheat, and fraud he really, in my opinion, is. Shall we? To start, you can read his suit here. This is a non-legal analysis and all content herein reflects merely my opinion and no one elses. ...

Read my piece in Slate on how our leaders, including Terry McAuliffe and Joe Biden, failed us in Charlottesville while capitalizing on our trauma.

I was interviewed for this piece by the CBC on the challenges facing content moderation of white nationalists on social media.

I joined Al Jazeera’s The Stream to discuss the increasing white nationalist rhetoric in the wake of the El Paso mass shooting.

For a little more than six months, I've been running First Vigil entirely as a static site hosted directly on Google Cloud storage, and I'm getting close to the limits of the technical approach. This post will explore static site hosting and look at the challenges I have from a data to a infrastructure perspective. ...

I uncovered James Fields’ Twitter history in court documents and provided a statement for this excellent writeup in the Daily Dot.