Here's how to take your PowerShell script and turn it into the best version of itself.| Colin Cogle's Blog
A cheap Craigslist laptop gets its BIOS hacked and Intel Management Engine neutered.| Colin Cogle's Blog
OpenDKIM might be the gold standard, but the DKIM standard is evolving without it, so it's time to retire it.| Colin Cogle's Blog
You can use aprs-weather-submit to share weather data without a smart weather station.| Colin Cogle's Blog
It’s time to meet another of ISC’s engineers! This time, let’s get to know Włodek Wencel, our DHCP Quality Assurance Manager.| www.isc.org
Open technologies — made available to developers and businesses to adopt, modify and innovate with — have been part of every major technology shift, from the birth of the internet to the early days of cloud computing. AI should follow the same path. That’s why the NVIDIA Nemotron family of multimodal AI models, datasets and Read Article| NVIDIA Blog
The global software ecosystem runs on open source infrastructure. As demand grows, we invite the businesses who rely on it most to play a larger role in sustaining it. Open source infrastructure is…| Life at Eclipse
The OpenSSL Project has announced the release of OpenSSL 3.6.0, a feature update that brings functionality improvements, standards compliance.| Help Net Security
Learn what it really takes to sustain one of the web’s most widely used frameworks on this episode of the GitHub Podcast. The post Building beyond the browser: Keeley Hammond on Electron, open source, and the future of maintainership appeared first on The GitHub Blog.| The GitHub Blog
With the help of GitHub, UNHCR turned drone imagery into maps — helping refugees in Kakuma and Kalobeyei build sustainable, powered communities. The post Using AI to map hope for refugees with UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency appeared first on The GitHub Blog.| The GitHub Blog
Since before Jar Jar entered our hearts one klutzy move at a time, the phrase “This will be the Year of the Linux Desktop” has been a running gag among tech enthusiasts—a doomed prediction that denotes either the zealotry or madness of the predictor. That’s all changed, because as 2026 rolls around, the convergence of […] The post 2026 Will Be the Year of the Linux Desktop appeared first on dominickm.com.| dominickm.com
Walk into any modern engineering shop and you’ll hear the cultist chant: "we’re Cloud Native". The term itself has become a kind of badge—containers, Kubernetes, microservices, serverless. The promise is resilience, agility, and scale without limits. It sounds like salvation from the bad old days of clunky servers and midnight pager duty. The post Forget Cloud Native, Get Cloud Smart appeared first on dominickm.com.| dominickm.com
For years, getting a solid Linux development environment meant engaging in the "configuration treadmill"—a never-ending process of tuning, installing, and debugging. Omakub provides a pre-configured solution for the most common developer stacks (Ruby, Python, Docker, C++) managed seamlessly by mise.| dominickm.com
Discover TRMNL, the minimalist open-source smart display for your desk. See how it works, what it costs, and whether to buy or build one.| The DIY Life
The team at OSTIF is honored and excited to announce that for a fifth consecutive year we are a recipient of the DuckDuckGo Charitable Donations Program. The privilege of receiving this donation a fifth time is not lost on us, and reinforces that our mission is being carried out effectively and loudly. We number among […]| OSTIF.org
The Open Source Technology Improvement Fund is proud to share the results of our security audit of GNU libmicrohttpd2. GNU libmicrohttpd2 is an open source library that “embeds a HTTP or HTTPS daemon into host applications.”* With the help of ADA Logics and the Sovereign Tech Agency, this project has improved its resiliency and health […]| OSTIF.org
The Open Source Technology Improvement Fund (OSTIF) is proud to share the results of our documentation audit of PHP. Specifically, the open source implementation of the interpreter for the PHP scripting language, which is popular in use for web development. As a result of this collaboration with OSTIF, Quarkslab, and The PHP Foundation, PHP was able to improve its documentation for future software development.| OSTIF.org
F-Droid board member Marc Prud’hommeaux said the decree would create a “choke point” that threatens thousands of open-source apps.| Datamation
On Monday I quoted a great news report by John Walker, but it only clicked today he was writing for Kotaku. I didn’t read them back in the day, in part because they were published by the same Gawker Media outfit behind Gizmodo. If the name rings a bell here, Sam Biddle ran a story in 2012 asking if his readers were willing to look as stupid as I did for the unannounced Apple Watch, and included a photo of me with an iPod Nano. (My sister worked at the Fruit Company at the time, and told me ...| Rubenerd
IBM releases Granite 4 series of Mamba-Transformer language models - SiliconANGLE| SiliconANGLE
Welcome to the September 2025 edition of the OpenSSF Newsletter! Here’s a roundup of the latest developments, key events, and upcoming opportunities in the Open Source Security community. TL;DR: 🎉...| Open Source Security Foundation
Today, we are excited to announce Twelve-Factor is now an open source project. This is a special moment in the journey of Twelve-Factor over the years. Published over a decade ago by Heroku co-founder Adam Wiggins to codify the best practices for writing SaaS apps , the ideas espoused on that website inspired many generations of software engineers. Open sourcing 12-Factor is an important milestone to take the industry forward and codify best practices for the future. As the modern app archite...| Heroku
As maintainers of the open source framework Electron , we try to be diligent about the work we take on. Apps like Visual Studio Code, Slack, Notion, or 1Password are built on top of Electron and make use of our unique mix of native code and web technologies to make their users happy. That requires focus: There’s always more work to be done than we have time and resources for. In practice, that means that we don’t want to spend time thinking about the server infrastructure for the project...| Heroku
A sovereign marketing stack isn’t just a set of tools – it’s a philosophy about how we manage data, privacy, and operational control. It’s about asking: where is our data, who owns it, and how easily can we pivot if circumstances change? What a sovereignty-first marketing stack actually looks like Reimagining our marketing operations starts […]| Mautic
Digital sovereignty is transforming how marketers manage campaigns, customer insights, and data privacy. By shifting from reliance on proprietary platforms to open source tools, marketing teams can take true ownership of their data, ensure compliance, and foster ethical, trust-driven relationships with audiences. This approach empowers marketers with long-term flexibility and control, setting a foundation for sustainable growth in a changing digital landscape.| Mautic
In the world of digital marketing, personalization feels magical. We’re greeted with tailored content, spot-on recommendations, and messages that seem to speak directly to our interests. For many of us, this means less searching, fewer irrelevant ads, and more delightful discoveries. But what’s often hidden behind these curated experiences? The careful collection and analysis of […]| Mautic
Discover OpenTelemetry observability features, best practices, tool selection tips, and ways to overcome OTel challenges.| Logz.io
Recently I’ve been playing with NVMe to find out more about monitoring for wear. Tried nvme-cli: [17:49 r730-01 dvl ~] % nvme list Failed to scan topology: No such file or directory Seems it is a known problem. Went with this instead: [17:52 r730-01 dvl ~] % sudo nvmecontrol devlist nvme0: Samsung SSD 980 PRO with Heatsink 1TB nvme0ns1 (953869MB) nvme1: Samsung SSD 980 PRO with Heatsink 1TB nvme1ns1 (953869MB) With more information […]| Dan Langille's Other Diary
I have a jail on r730-01 called dvl-ingress01.| Dan Langille's Other Diary
Join QuestDB for Hacktoberfest 2025. Contribute meaningful pull requests, connect with our community, and earn exclusive swag.| QuestDB Blog
Reading Time: 10minutes - Post written by: Opace Digital Agency . Last Modified: October 17, 2024 Open source projects allow individuals and businesses to gain access to powerful software and tools without needing to worry about expensive licensing and software costs, and this is no different for open source websites and eCommerce developments. In addition to the cost savings, […]| Opace Digital Agency
Reading Time: 23minutes - Post written by: Opace Digital Agency . Last Modified: August 6, 2025 Advancements in Artificial Intelligence, including ANI, AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), and ASI, are moving so fast in 2023 and 2024 that it’s hard to keep up, even for a technology company. With rumours that AGI had been achieved internally due to OpenAI’s Q-star […]| Opace Digital Agency
Reading Time: 21minutes - Post written by: Opace Digital Agency . Last Modified: August 6, 2025 Editor’s Note [September 16th 2024]: This article was originally published in March 2023 and has undergone multiple updates since. On March 3rd 2023, we published our original article discussing the AI inflection point introduced by OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Only days later, analysts at Morgan […]| Opace Digital Agency
Cloudflare has released VibeSDK, an open-source platform anyone can self-host to generate, preview and deploy full-stack applications from natural-language descriptions. This is not another code assistant that stops at snippets. VibeSDK plans the build, generates a multi-file codebase, runs a live preview in an isolated sandbox, reads console output to self-correct, and then deploys the […]| System Administration
RP2350-PICO2-BB48 is improved version of Raspberry PI PICO2 with the following features: USB-C connector DCDC +3.3V voltage regulator with 2A output Reset and Boot buttons 16MB Flash 8MB PSRAM micr…| olimex
Are you tired of digging through cryptic logs to understand your Kubernetes network? In today’s fast-paced cloud environments, clear, real-time visibility isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. Traditional logging and metrics often fall short, leaving... The post Calico Whisker vs. Traditional Observability: Why Context Matters in Kubernetes Networking appeared first on Tigera - Creator of Calico.| Tigera – Creator of Calico
Earlier this week we posted a blog post about me joining the European Open Source Academy. While the responses to this blog post have been positive, they have been muted and I fully understand why – so far, very little is known about this organisation. Which is why I wanted to follow up that blog … Continue reading "The European Open Source Academy: First impressions"| MetaBrainz Blog
Steve Watt of Red Hat discusses the foundations of open source AI, the rise of agentic AI, and why stable projects like vLLM and PyTorch may shape the future.| TFiR
In 2025, enterprise data platforms are smarter, faster, and AI-driven — with open standards, unified governance, and hybrid cloud support helping businesses stay compliant, cut costs, and move at the speed of change. The post AI And Open Source Redefine Enterprise Data Platforms In 2025 appeared first on Moor Insights & Strategy.| Moor Insights & Strategy
“You now have this ongoing security incident and nobody of any particular clear authority being able to take control of it. That's a lot of chaos”| The Stack
Digital assessment software has moved far beyond simple online quizzes. Today, schools, universities, and certification bodies rely on these tools to capture meaningful data, personalize learning, and ensure fairness at scale. But what kind of assessment systems will stand the test of time? The answer increasingly points toward open source. While proprietary platforms often deliver […] The post The Future of Digital Assessment Software: Why Open Source Wins appeared first on TAO.| TAO
Learn how open-source assessment tools can help you avoid vendor lock-in and get more value from your EdTech.| TAO
Today, Cloudflare is proud to announce support for two cornerstone frameworks in the modern web ecosystem: we’re partnering with Webflow to sponsor Astro, and with Netlify to sponsor TanStack.| The Cloudflare Blog
Contribute your open source PRs to the QuestDB project for Hacktoberfest 2024. We've got swag!| QuestDB Blog
Join the QuestDB team for Hacktoberfest 2023. We've got t-shirts!| QuestDB Blog
QuestDB 7.3 release notes| QuestDB Blog
QuestDB 7.2 release notes| QuestDB Blog
Jan Lehnardt said it best in a Mastodon post: “What the f*** is going on with Ruby?” What’s going on The post Open Source Turmoil: RubyGems Maintainers Kicked Off GitHub appeared first on The New Stack.| The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
It was only a matter of time before Google started turning its market-leading Chrome web browser into an “AI browser.” The post Chrome Switches on AI: The Future of Browsing Begins Now appeared first on The New Stack.| The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
Cap'n Web is a new open source, JavaScript-native RPC protocol for use in browsers and web servers. It provides the expressive power of Cap'n Proto, but with no schemas and no boilerplate.| The Cloudflare Blog
Explore how the Active Agent library brings Rails conventions to AI development, with real-world examples from Evil Martians' early adoption experience| evilmartians.com
We're excited to announce our support of two independent, open source projects: Ladybird, an ambitious project to build a completely independent browser from the ground up, and Omarchy, an opinionated Arch Linux setup for developers.| The Cloudflare Blog
Matt has recently been blogging and speaking about “working in the open” in public service roles. Giles has written a lot about working in the open too, most recently collecting example…| Lost Boy
A more powerful engine and a simpler API for our data-oriented mesh| Airbnb Engineering & Data Science
Ubuntu 25.10 “Questing Quokka” is in beta with Linux kernel 6.17, GNOME 49, Wayland-only desktop, and refreshed toolchains. Here’s what testers can expect.| NERDS.xyz
Tails 7.0 launches with Debian 13 and GNOME 48, bringing faster startup, updated apps, and improved hardware support, though GNOME 49 already makes it feel a bit behind.| NERDS.xyz
Explore how the cURL project keeps billions of devices secure, from vulnerability handling to best practices and updates.| Help Net Security
After all you made your apps open source, so I can remove your ads.| Matthew Brunelle's Blog
Until recently, building AI agents meant wrestling with complex orchestration frameworks. Developers wrote elaborate state machines, predefined workflows, and extensive error-handling code to guide language models through multi-step tasks. We needed to build elaborate decision trees to handle “what if the API call fails?” or “what if the user asks something unexpected?” Despite this effort, […]| Amazon Web Services
Reflection by Communications, Operations, and Community Manager Helen Woeste| OSTIF.org
We’re excited to announce that the agenda for OpenSSF Community Day Korea is now live! Join the community on November 4, 2025, in Seoul, South Korea, co-located with Open Source Summit Korea. Join us for a full day of collaboration, hands-on learning, and future-focused conversations about securing open source software.| openssf.org
PeerTube is raising funds to accelerate the development of its mobile app.| It's FOSS News
Switzerland launches Apertus—open weights, open data, and full training docs, in 8B and 70B sizes, via Swisscom, Hugging Face, and Public AI.| The AI Track
Open educational resources (OERs) can save you valuable time and energy in creating teaching materials. They’re freely available for use in the classroom, and you can modify and adjust them to suit your students. OERs can also make it easier to diversify and personalize your curriculum, facilitating innovative teaching styles like flipped learning. But how […] The post Where Educators Can Find High-Quality Open Educational Resources appeared first on TAO.| TAO
I’m ready to update r730-01 (I see that link is from 2024 – I’ll refresh it after this update) from FreeBSD 14.2 to FreeBSD 14.3. First, some clean up: [21:04 r730-01 dvl ~] % bectl list BE Active Mountpoint Space Created 14.2-RELEASE-p4_2025-08-08_112039 - - 342M 2025-08-08 11:20 default NR / 11.6G 2024-06-19 16:38 testing - - 74.0M 2025-08-09 10:59 [21:04 r730-01 dvl ~] % sudo bectl destroy 14.2-RELEASE-p4_2025-08-08_112039 [21:04 r730-01 dvl ~] % […]| Dan Langille's Other Diary
I have several projects in-flight, and I wanted to write a quick status update for them so that folks can find it easier to follow along. Please bear in mind: This is in addition to, and totally separate from, my full-time employment. Hell Frozen Over A while ago, annoyed by the single point of failure […]| Dhole Moments
In a recent blog post, I laid out the argument that, if you have securely implemented end-to-end encryption in your software, then the jurisdiction where your ciphertext is stored is almost irrelev…| Dhole Moments
Calico’s Summer 2025 update introduces major new capabilities to simplify and strengthen Kubernetes security and observability. Highlights include policy recommendations that are now available in Calico Cloud Free Tier, to help teams easily isolate namespaces based on real traffic analysis.| Tigera - Creator of Calico
AWS has always aimed to help make technology that was historically cost-prohibitive and difficult for many organizations to adopt much more accessible to a broader audience. This applies to open source technologies as well. We help customers to run a wide variety of open source operating systems on EC2. We offer managed services for open […]| Amazon Web Services
Quentin Stafford-Fraser's blog| Status-Q
As subscription fatigue grows and data-sovereignty requirements tighten, more teams are looking for self-hosted productivity apps that don’t lock their data| System Administration
One of my favorite old Linux jokes is, “Linux is free… if your time is worthless.” This quote is possibly adapted from a jwz interview dating back to 1998. In it, he said: I think Linux is a great thing, because Linux is an alternative to [major operating systems], and because, of all the operating … Continue reading Linux is free and your mind is valuable| Andrew Montalenti
In 2017, CrashPlan was one of the most popular full-computer offsite/cloud backup tools for consumers. It had millions of paid users, usually paying around $10/month for a few terabytes of offsite storage. But then… “On August 22, 2017, Code42 announced they were shutting down CrashPlan for Home, effective in October 2018. They were not accepting … Continue reading Linux backup workflow for hackers with restic, rclone, Backblaze B2| Andrew Montalenti
I’m glad to say that the last few months have been a return to the world of day-to-day coding and software craftsmanship for me. To give a taste of what I’ve been working on, I’m going to take you on a tour through some damn good Python software I’ve been using day-to-day lately. Python 3 … Continue reading Good Python Software| Andrew Montalenti
When I describe my programming background these days, I say that I code “primarily in Python, JavaScript, Clojure, C… and Zig!” I put Python first in that list for good reason. This is a post about the core Python language, but also the ways in which Python is evolving its single-core and multi-core CPU performance. … Continue reading Core Python| Andrew Montalenti
Sam Altman once said: “Minimize your own cognitive load from distracting things that don’t really matter. It’s hard to overstate how important this is, and how bad most are at it. Get rid of distractions in your life. Develop very strong ways to avoid letting crap pile up.” In programming, there is a technique called … Continue reading Dependency rejection| Andrew Montalenti
A few years back, I published The Elements of Python Style, a popular Python code style guide. Since publishing it, friends of mine in the Python community have wondered if I might consider adding a section about package installation, dependency management, and other similar “standard tooling” recommendations. This is a reasonable request, since Python lacks … Continue reading How Python programmers can uncontroversially approach build, dependency, and packaging tooling (+ a note on Zig)| Andrew Montalenti
When I turned 27, I wrote the following in my birthday post: I don’t need stuff. I just need time. Of course, that’s the bittersweet part of one’s birthday. That even as you come to realize the importance of time, the day acts as a reminder of how our time on this earth is limited. … Continue reading Turning n/2 + 1| Andrew Montalenti
In 2009, I quit my first programming job after college to work on a startup. That startup eventually became Parse.ly. I’ve written about Parse.ly’s startup beginnings and evolution elsewhere on this blog, including: “The Startup Diet” “What One Does” “Startups: Not for the faint of heart” “Why Startups Die” “Shipping the Second System” It is … Continue reading Parse.ly, Automattic: the long view| Andrew Montalenti
I’m always surprised to learn that a friend who has used Linux for a long time, in both server and desktop contexts, might not have heard of GNU parallel. If you use GNU parallel together with pv (pipe viewer), UNIX shell pipelines, and Python fileinput module, you get a pretty powerful parallel job running framework … Continue reading GNU parallel is underrated| Andrew Montalenti
A few years back, I wrote Clojonic: Pythonic Clojure, which compares Clojure to Python, and concluded: My exploration of Clojure so far has made me realize that the languages share surprisingly more in common than I originally thought as an outside observer. Indeed, I think Clojure may be the most “Pythonic” language running on the … Continue reading Learning about babashka (bb), a minimalist Clojure for building CLI tools| Andrew Montalenti
James Bennett, a long-time Python developer, blogger, and contributor to Django, recently wrote a nice post about the “end” of Python 2.x, entitled “Variations on the Death of Python 2.” It’s a great read for anyone who, like me, has been in the Python community a long time. I’ve been a Python user since the … Continue reading Python 3 is here and the sky is not falling| Andrew Montalenti
In the last few months, I have learned a lot about modern JavaScript and CSS development with a local toolchain powered by Node 8, Webpack 4, and Babel 7. As part of that, I am doing my second “re-introduction to JavaScript”. I first learned JS in 1998. Then relearned it from scratch in 2008, in … Continue reading JavaScript: The Modern Parts| Andrew Montalenti
After initial product-market fit and during a period of rapid customer adoption, the Parse.ly team embarked upon the task of re-envisioning its entire backend technology stack. The goal was to build upon the learnings of more than 2 years delivering real-time web content analytics, and use that knowledge to create the foundation for a scalable … Continue reading Shipping the Second System| Andrew Montalenti
Take a journey through our engineering team's recent contributions to open source projects in web, mobile, and observability.| Embrace
Surnommée l’« Apple des geeks », l’entreprise, qui est introduite en Bourse en juin 2024, a trouvé son public dans l’éducation avec des projets amateurs comme dans l’industrie. Raspberry Pi est un ordinateur monocarte, plus petit qu’une carte de crédit, connu pour son faible coût, sa polyvalence et son unité de production dans le pays […] L’article Raspberry Pi, le nano-ordinateur produit au Royaume-Uni depuis 2012 est apparu en premier sur La revue européenne des médi...| La revue européenne des médias et du numérique
My keynote, Decentralising Freedom: Open Source for Sovereignty, was the featured talk on day 2 of FrOSCon 2025.| The lost outpost
Redis, who? Pogocache offers speed, simplicity, and flexibility for modern caching needs.| It's FOSS News
DocumentDB joins the Linux Foundation to ensure open, vendor-neutral development.| It's FOSS News
The Kotlin incremental compiler has been a true gem for developers chasing faster compilation since its introduction in build tools. Now, we’re excited to bring its benefits to Buck2 – Meta’s buil…| Engineering at Meta
El desarrollador independiente sn4k3 ha publicado en GitHub la última versión de NetSonar, una utilidad de diagnóstico de red ligera, moderna y de código| Administración de Sistemas
I am going to share an anecdote on how I implemented {#key} logic block in Svelte| Tan Li Hau's Blog
Svelte issue #5012 - Slot containing only {@html value} renders in wrong place on update| Tan Li Hau's Blog
I am going to tell you an anecdote on how I investigated and fixed a bug in Svelte. I documented down my train of thoughts as detailed as possible. I hope this gives anyone who is reading, a glimpse on how to work on the Svelte source code.| Tan Li Hau's Blog
Independent developer sn4k3 has released the latest version of NetSonar, an open-source, lightweight, and modern network diagnostic utility that is quickly| System Administration
At AWS, we design cloud services that give customers the freedom to choose technology that best suits their needs. Our commitment to interoperability with open standards and open source technologies is a key reason customers choose AWS. This is one of the reasons why we launched Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) in 2019. Amazon DocumentDB […]| AWS Open Source Blog
Welcome to Part 4 of our blog series on Open Protocols for Agent Interoperability where we will cover the Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol, AWS’ involvement with the Linux Foundation-based open standard, and our support of A2A in the Strands Agents SDK. Here is what we’ve covered so far: Part 1: How the Model Context Protocol (MCP) […]| Amazon Web Services
Over the duration of multiple programs with funders, we’ve heard firsthand their needs. Executives know they have the budget and desire to fund security, but need help with how to start generating outcomes. To create and sustain open source security programs requires dedicated administration work, experience with the open source community, knowledge of open source maintainer dynamics, a pool of experts who understand the needs of open source maintainers, quality assurance, and project parti...| OSTIF.org
Open educational resources (OERs) can save you valuable time and energy in creating teaching materials. They’re freely available for use in the classroom, and you can modify and adjust them to suit your students. OERs can also make it easier to diversify and personalize your curriculum, facilitating innovative teaching styles like flipped learning. But how […] The post Where Educators Can Find High-Quality Open Educational Resources appeared first on TAO.| TAO
The European Union (EU) has long declared its intention to achieve digital sovereignty, but reality points in the opposite direction. Today, public| System Administration