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Should you skip this new release or jump on the bandwagon and upgrade to 26.04? Let me help you with that.
The lightweight Ubuntu flavor hits the 30 release mark with a refreshed app stack and Wayland support still in the wo...
You also get Plasma 6.6, Linux 7.0, and three years of standard LTS support.
👋 Welcome to my blog! I’m Angelo, community evangelist, for the leader in the hybrid multicloud computing space. This blog provides commentary, analysi...
As AI outpaces human grasp, minor errors compound into chaos, eroding trust and operations. Experts urge kill switche...
Hitachi's storage offload slashes VM migration to OpenShift Virtualization from months to days, dodging duplicate inf...
Platform Engineering Labs unleashes Formae, an extensible open-source fix for infrastructure-as-code woes, ditching b...
The personal blog of Hunter G. Davis
Introduction Do you remember that episode of the Simpsons where he uses a little dunking bird toy to defraud his empl...
Introduction Do you remember that episode of the Simpsons where he uses a little dunking bird toy to defraud his empl...
I actually wrote quite a bit of code in 2025! While my professional life was centered around AI enablement for my tea...
Brian Stadnicki
Phishing emails rely on many methods, such as sending exploit documents or executables. Thankfully, companies have fi...
Remcos RAT is known for being very feature rich, with a lite version to test. They even provide an option to disable ...
AsyncRAT is an open source RAT (Remote Access Tool). While it isn’t typically used for advanced attacks, it’s very co...
hello! i'm an associate professor and ukri future leaders fellow at the oxford internet institute, university of oxford i lead the synthetic society lab, a research group that conducts human-centred computing research to understand how data, digital infrastructure, and algorithms affect society.
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Articles (occasional rants) and tutorials about open source, BSD, GNU/Linux, system administration, programming, and other stuff - the pragmatic way
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Whether you're dealing with a web application or some other application, all user input should always be considered "...
systemd is great as an init system, but - as you know - it's not an init system anymore, it's a behemoth of a monster.
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Mend Renovate is a wonderful set-and-forget utility that helps you keep your project’s dependencies up to date. It’s ...
I’ve been using HAProxy for a very long time. In most cases, I work on stuff where HAProxy configuration fits into th...
SOPS (Secret OPerationS) is a useful tool for encrypting sensitive data, but it doesn’t get enough praise. It support...
A blog which majorly focuses on Data Science, Data Engineering and sometimes Kotlin / Scala.
This post is not only be written by a real person but also hopefull short and to the point! The what Last year I blog...
To run your own container in AWS Sagemaker (Training Job) it’s required to have mamba. So how would you use pixi inst...
I’ve been using pixi professionally in my team for a year now, and it has been a pleasure from the start. N.B. We’ve ...
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CMake is a build configuration tool. In other words, CMake generates Makefiles. This post gives an example on how to ...
PREPARATION. PREPARATION. PREPARATION. Preparation is the key to be successful in any interview and land that job or ...
This is my blog where I will document recent interview questions, tips and tricks. Also my plan is to post some how-t...
Hi! I'm Peter, and you're on my homepage. It's an old phrase, but this place is my home, my own little corner on the vast internet. It's been around since 1999, had numerous domains, designs, and iterations. I'm trying to encourage...
It really is the stupid phone ruining everything isn’t it? The stupid screens of doom and the stupidity of the world ...
Dark, winter-y, eXistenZial questions
Thanks to a vintage receiver that came with the cassette deck, which I got because I had to deal with my box of casse...
Recent content on Chris Short
Open source governance answers one question: who decides, and how? A plain-language guide to every major model — and ...
Convert TOML configuration files to YAML format directly in your browser. No data is sent to any server.
How to find your open source community beyond git commits using repo data, GitHub Insights, GrimoireLab, and social l...
FrontEnd & Creative Coding
If you've ever used Web Workers (or any other event-based communication), you probably noticed that this kind of code...
After almost two years (life and other projects happened), I finally plotted something new. I resurrected the Moon pr...
Kev Quirk
A week or so ago, I talked about how I might have killed my Framework 13 by dumping a full mug of coffee over it whil...
I was recently listening to an episode of The Idea Roastery about personal life gamechangers and toward the end of th...
When is AI image slop ok? By Gordon Mclean Gordon stumbled across a post arguing that AI-generated featured images si...
BattlePenguin Dot Com
Memory has become insanely expensive over just the past few months. Micron cut production of Crucial, their consumer ...
4x 30TB Seagate Hard Drives Over the course of my life, hard drives have continued to get denser as far as their data...
In today’s world of content generated by the Weighted Random Word Generators (also known as Large Language Models (LL...
Personal blog for posting my ramblings, mostly about programming.
Movies I watched in 2025.
Reflecting on the past and looking ahead to the next.
Dirtying the documents I share online.
Darek Kay is a professional front-end developer and an accessibility advocate.
A travel journal from my visit to Queenstown, New Zealand.
A travel journal from my visit to Mackenzie Basin, New Zealand.
A travel journal from my visit to Dunedin, New Zealand.
Little blogses made out of ticky-tacky...
Double Stacker Edition Top Story TSMC has shown off its roadmap through 2029 - heading towards 1.2nm chips. (Tom's Ha...
Fresh Baked Edition Top Story AMD's new top-of-the-line Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 processor is here. Don't buy it. (Tom's Hard...
Stack Em, Pack Em, And Rack Em Edition Top Story Tim Cook is stepping down as Apple CEO after fifteen years of keepin...
Software, startups, and data
A complete guide to deploying Neo4j Enterprise 5.x on any VPS (Digital Ocean, AWS, GCP, Azure, or on-premises) with S...
Building interactive graph visualizations with Sigma React - from basic setup to advanced customizations
Using aerial imagery and Spatial SQL to explore Forest Service road networks
Tech, software and whatever comes to mind.
AI allows us to ship software instantly, but it’s also fueling a surge of "disposable" projects. The team behind the ...
Most projects don't fail spectacularly; they just linger in the "middle." In a fast-moving AI era, deciding if your c...
Junior engineers can get instant answers and working code, but risk skipping the hard-earned understanding that comes...