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mikece

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I'm a digital nomad with my head sometimes in The [AWS and Azure] Clouds but more in the fog of k8s of late.

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www.cnx-software.com 20h ago

Nvidia increases the price of Jetson modules and devkits by up to 101%

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www.engadget.com 1mo ago

WhatsApp Says Spyware Maker NSO Group Is Still Targeting Its Users

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itsfoss.com 1mo ago

Melia: A Privacy-First, Modern Desktop Email Client Made Just for Linux

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www.schneier.com 1mo ago

Anthropic's Project Glasswing Update

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www.phoronix.com 2mo ago

HP Now Sponsoring the Linux Vendor Firmware Service / Fwupd

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www.phoronix.com 2mo ago

Patches Trying to Bring Mainline Linux Support for the Infineon XMM6260 Modem

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blog.cloudflare.com 2mo ago

Claude Managed Agents on Cloudflare

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itsfoss.com 2mo ago

Microsoft Now Has a Fedora-Based Linux Distro

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stackoverflow.blog 2mo ago

What the AI hype gets wrong about software engineering

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arstechnica.com 2mo ago

Bug bounty businesses bombarded with AI slop

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sdtimes.com 2mo ago

The Invisible Burden: How AI Is Redefining Developer Productivity in 2026

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itsfoss.com 2mo ago

Someone Vibe-Coded Adobe Lightroom CC into Running on Linux

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reclaimthenet.org 2mo ago

UK Online Safety Act Used to Censor Reform UK Video

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www.phoronix.com 2mo ago

Fragnesia Made Public as Latest Linux Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability

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techcrunch.com 2mo ago

Farewell, Jeeves: Ask.com shuts down

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www.phoronix.com 3mo ago

Ubuntu Rust Coreutils Audit Revealed 113 Issues

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www.phoronix.com 3mo ago

Linux 7.1 Is a Big Win for Intel Panther Lake with Fred Now Enabled by Default

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github.com 3mo ago

Show HN: Rustobol – Compile Rust to COBOL

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www.theverge.com 3mo ago

The US government just banned consumer routers made outside the US

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www.theverge.com 4mo ago

A rogue AI led to a serious security incident at Meta

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proton.me 4mo ago

FBI admits buying Americans' location data from data brokers

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github.blog 4mo ago

Rethinking open source mentorship in the AI era

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itsfoss.com 4mo ago

Things Linux Can Do That Windows Still Can't

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www.phoronix.com 4mo ago

OBS Studio 32.1 Released with WebRTC Simulcast Support

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www.bleepingcomputer.com 4mo ago

SQLi flaw in Elementor Ally plugin impacts 250k+ WordPress sites

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arstechnica.com 4mo ago

Nvidia is reportedly planning its own open source OpenClaw competitor

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www.engadget.com 4mo ago

Most AI chatbots will help users plan violent attacks, study finds

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www.phoronix.com 4mo ago

AMD Ryzen AI NPUs Are Finally Useful Under Linux for Running LLMs

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proton.me 4mo ago

The App Store Accountability Act

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hacks.mozilla.org 4mo ago

Making WebAssembly a first-class language on the Web

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And if not for the rise of AI it's possible that WASM as a machine-level compilation target for all languages might have happened. As much as Gary predicted he didn't see AI coming.

Not really: ASM.js became WASM. What killed the possibility of WASM being The One Way to run everything is AI... the one wildcard that Gard Bernhardt didn't predict.

I re-watch that presentation two or three times a year because it's a great example of how to give a presentation, how to structure your slide deck to complement your presentation, and a surprisingly educational tour of the permission rings architecture of operating systems.

And at some point we're going to have a period or war and our psychological attachments to old programming paradigms will be released so that we can move on to a more advanced way of doing things (but that won't stop your bank from running YavaScript for at least another 85 years).

I still refer to it as YavaScript much to the confusion of junior devs. I just tell the new kids: "you had to be there..."

Proton Meet 3 months ago

The launch of Proton Meet officially eliminates the lazy excuse that securing real-time WebRTC media at scale is "too hard" for modern enterprise platforms. Hopefully this forces the hands of Slack, Teams, and Google to stop treating E2EE as a premium afterthought and start offering it as a standard option for the modern web.

The best way to monitor the DLQ is by setting up CloudWatch alarms on the ApproximateNumberOfMessagesVisible metric. Set an alarm to trigger when the message count exceeds 0, paired with an SNS notification to alert developers via email, Slack, teams, Pager Duty, or whatever your preferred mode of being alerted is.

In my experience Claude is like a "good junior developer" -- can do some things really well, FUBARS other things, but on the whole something to which tasks can be delegated if things are well explained. If/when it gets to the ability level of a mid-level engineer it will be revolutionary. Typically a mid-level engineer can be relied upon to do the right thing with no/minimal oversight, can figure out incomplete instructions, and deliver quality results (and even train up the juniors on some things). At that point the only reason to have human junior engineers is so they can learn their way up the ladder to being an architect and responsible coordinating swarms of Claude Agents to develop whole applications and complete complex tasks and initiatives.

Beyond that what can Claude do... analyze the business and market as a whole and decide on product features, industry inefficiencies, gap analysis, and then define projects to address those and coordinate fleets of agents to change or even radically pivot an entire business?

I don't think we'll get to the point where all you have is a CEO and a massive Claude account but it's not completely science fiction the more I think about it.

Given the power draw of data centers it was only a matter of time before just cutting to the chase and co-locating data centers with one of the most consistent, high-output base load generation technologies. I do hope that the data center builders help to accelerate the adoption and rollout of small modular reactors (SMRs) as those will be needed for supplying the grid in general in the coming years and everyone will benefit from economies of scale.

HEIC is a container; HEIF is a container format. I don't know why images from my iPhone get saved with a HEIC extension... seems like it should be HEIF.

That said, when I move photos from my phone to by desktop via Signal; somewhere along the way it gets converted to JPEG so it's not a concern.

Any time law-makers claim that a law is meant to protect children you can guarantee that the safety of children had almost nothing to do with it. This is all a push to normalize digital ID (to protect the children!); once normalized it will become mandatory.