Jake Howard 🍊

@theorangeone.net

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Part Developer, Part SysAdmin, Part InfoSec. Avid self-hoster. - All things Systems @torchbox.com. - Core & Security Teams @wagtail.org. - @djangoproject.com Security Team and Foundation Member.

A comment reading "Worked very well. Thank you so much. AI could not fix this."
A code snippet with the following code: from django.db import transaction from functools import partial with transaction.atomic(): print("before") with transaction.atomic(): print("Before inner") transaction.on_commit(partial(print, "on commit")) print("After inner") # A print("after") # B # C
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A screenshot of a conference talk "Scaling the database - using multiple databases with Django", with status "Confirmed".
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My ticket for Djangocon Europe
The Windows 11 Installation screen
A submitted talk proposal for Djangocon europe 2026. The talk name is redacted.
An email with the following wording: Django versions 6.0.2, 5.2.11, and 4.2.28 will be released on Tuesday, February 3 around 14:00 UTC. They will fix 6 security defects: one with severity low, two with severity moderate, and three with severity high.
An email reading: Hey theorangeone.net, Isabella here. I took a look at your HVAC site, and while your services look solid, your website feels like it’s running low on digital Freon.
A selection of Xiaomi and ZigBee temperature sensors
A screenshot of the Firefox dev tools showing my website (theorangeone.net) being loaded over HTTP 3
Heroku's status page, showing the message "Something went wrong".
A statistic on a product page, noting that they have"99.999999% Data Security". Below it is a foot-note stating "Your data is in safe hands".
A dead bug, about the size of a coco pop
A popup asking to update firmware. The popup has a description saying "Fix Bug".
A temperature sensor reading 129.9 degrees celcius and 99% humidity.