If Scrubs Hurt, Your ZFS Design Is Broken - Klara Systems
ZFS scrubs performance issues often point to storage design problems—not the scrub itself. Learn how pool design, and special VDEVs improve performance.| Klara Systems
Stop Typing Long SSH Commands: Why Every Developer Should Be Using SSH Agent
If you regularly connect to Linux servers, deploy applications, or push code to Git over SSH, there’s a good chance you’re wasting time without realizing it. Typing the same passphrase dozens of times a day, remembering which key belongs to which environment, or manually specifying identity files are habits many developers have simply accepted. The […]| System Administration
Proxmox VE Breaks the x86 Barrier with Official ARM64 Support
Proxmox Virtual Environment (PVE) has taken one of the biggest steps in its history. After years of being limited to x86-64 processors, the popular open-source virtualization platform now officially supports the ARM64 (AArch64) architecture, a milestone long awaited by enterprises, cloud providers, and system administrators running ARM-based servers. Proxmox VE ARM64 support in 20 seconds […]| System Administration
17 Linux Error Messages Explained: What They Mean and How to Fix Them
Linux error messages are not random warnings or texts intended only for developers. Each one reveals which operation failed, which resource was involved, and why the kernel or application rejected it. Understanding these clues makes troubleshooting faster and prevents administrators from running commands found online without knowing their consequences. Linux error messages: the key points […]| System Administration
Ubuntu 26.04 Removes cgroup v1 and Forces Admins to Review Scripts Before Upgrading - System Administration
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, codenamed Resolute Raccoon, introduces foundational changes that may affect servers, containers, and legacy automation. The final removal of| System Administration
Taming the Steam arm64 client (on pmOS) - Drakulix' Blog
If you have seen my previous endeavour trying to compile Proton for arm64, you are probably not very surprised, that I was excited, when suddenly a Steam Client for arm64 started to show up on the internet. People were quick to get it running on various systems, thanks to some community scripts to download and setup the executables.| blog.drakulix.de
17 errores de Linux explicados: qué significan y cómo solucionarlos
Los mensajes de error de Linux no son avisos aleatorios ni textos pensados únicamente para desarrolladores. Cada uno revela qué operación ha fallado, sobre qué recurso actuaba el sistema y por qué el kernel o la aplicación la rechazaron. Interpretar esas pistas permite diagnosticar incidencias con más rapidez y evita aplicar comandos encontrados en Internet […]| Administración de Sistemas
Ubuntu 26.04 elimina cgroup v1 y obliga a revisar scripts antes de actualizar
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, con nombre en clave Resolute Raccoon, introduce cambios de base que pueden afectar a servidores, contenedores y automatizaciones heredadas. El abandono definitivo de cgroup v1 es el riesgo más claro, mientras que la adopción de sudo-rs y las utilidades GNU reescritas en Rust exige revisar configuraciones, integraciones de auditoría y scripts que […]| Administración de Sistemas
AutoUpgrade 26.4 erzeugt Golden Images für Oracle 19c
Für Oracle 26ai stellt Oracle schon seit Jänner 2026 Golden Images bereit, für Oracle 19c war dies bisher nicht der Fall. Dadurch war es auf Linux x86_64 notwendig, dass man die Basis Version 19.3 auf dem System verfügbar hat.| Database Blog
Open‑Source Layer Brings NVIDIA Reflex and AMD Anti‑Lag 2 to Any GPU on Linux
The new project offers massive input latency reductions for major games when played on Linux.| HotHardware
Из-за атак малвари разработчики Arch Linux временно запретили передачу AUR-пакетов — Хакер
Рекомендуем почитать: Хакер #326. Router from Hell Содержание выпуска Подписка на «Хакер»-50% Разработчики Arch Linux временно запретили передачу «осиротевших» (orphaned) пакетов в Arch User Repository (AUR) новым мейнтейнерам. Решение было принято после захвата злоумышленниками нескольких пакетов, ...| xakep.ru
A Deep Dive Into That Power S1112 Entry Power11 Server
The entry “Bonnell+” Power S1112 server based on the Power11 processor has been shipping for a little more than a week. While we still have not been able to get our hands on updated Power10 entry server pricing as well as the pricing on the new Power S1112, we can tell you a bunch more about the new machine even though IBM has not yet added the Power S1112 to the entry Power11 Redbook. The feeds and speeds of the Power S1112 were detailed on July 22 in an IBM i Guided Tour, called Next-Ge...| IT Jungle
Resigning from Arch Linux
This is just a short note on my blog that I have resigned from Arch Linux a package maintainer, developer and security team. I’ve spent around 10 years as an AUR maintainer, security team, Package Maintainer and then Developer. I implemented support for debug packages, did the initial POC work that would become the git migration and even somehow managed to pull of an online conference during The Plague with the help of others.| Morten Linderud
Old Vintage Computing Research: MkLinux and the pimped-out Apple Workgroup Server 9150
As is typical here in the Floodgap lab, it all started so innocently: rebuilding a flaky Apple Workgroup Server 9150, the odd duck of the Wo...| oldvcr.blogspot.com
Install OpenCV 5 on Linux
Install OpenCV 5 on Linux with pip, C++ source, or CUDA. Includes Ubuntu 24.04 tests, distro routing, strict checks, and a verifier bundle. The post Install OpenCV 5 on Linux first appeared on LearnOpenCV.| LearnOpenCV
what the double-fork?: creating a robust posix daemon for zmx
creating a robust posix daemon for zmx| prose.sh
The State of Chez Scheme in Debian - weinholt.se
I have uploaded Chez Scheme 10.4.0 to Debian unstable. It has been a| weinholt.se
Progress toward compiling Linux with gccrs [LWN.net]
The gccrs project, which is creating a Rust frontend for the GCC compiler, has spent the firs [...]| LWN.net
Android Development on Fedora 44 Without Installing an Android Development Stack
I wanted to build a native Android companion for Kollect without filling Fedora 44 with a JDK, Gradle, Android SDKs, build tools, emulator images, and assorted mobile-development debris. My complete Android toolchain now lives in an Ubuntu 24.04 Distrobox instead. It builds the APK, talks to my phone over wireless ADB, runs the Android emulator, and even lets Kollect enrich links for free with Gemini Nano through Android AICore.| Larvitz Blog
How to Monitor System Performance in Linux Like a Pro
Learn how to monitor Linux system performance like a pro using top, htop, vmstat, iostat, and modern tools — with real commands and examples.| Fresh Tech Tips
Two Powerful Linux Scripts to Compress and Extract Almost Any Archive - System Administration
Working with compressed files on Linux often means remembering different commands for ZIP, TAR.GZ, XZ, Zstandard, 7-Zip, RAR, RPM and DEB packages. Two small| System Administration
postgresql - Trying to load a file into a database on virtual machine - Database Administrators Stack Exchange
I have set up a Postgres db on a linux vm and have been having no issues using a GUI to connect to it. However, I am trying to load a large, 32GB, file onto it and so am skeptical of the old way I ...| Database Administrators Stack Exchange
Getting the Most out of the Home Row
If you're willing to exchange a bit of memory for a lot less strain on your wrists, let alone work speed, this is your lucky day. In this post, I will describe how I've tuned my everyday work environment to a point where it feels completely unnatural for me to …| Andreas Klöckner's web page
PSI Smilies in Gaim/Pidgin
Thanks to Debian, I got pidgin 2.2.0 today, and with it, its new atrocious smiley theme--eyebrows and all. This prompted me to make a smiley theme out of Psi's old smileys, which I still remember liking the most. You can download that theme here: PSI Smilies in …| Andreas Klöckner's web page
Rattle back, Rattleback!
As part of the course requirements for the mechanics class I took, a team of which I was a part designed a Rattleback. A rattleback is a top that appears to have a preferred direction of rotation, i.e. if you start spinning it the wrong way, it (unintuitively) will …| Andreas Klöckner's web page
Linux on an IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad R52
This post summarizes my experience of making the hardware in my shiny new IBM ThinkPad R52 work with Linux. I initially tried Debian on this computer, but later on headed over to Ubuntu with a home-built kernel for a bunch of reasons on which I won't elaborate here. Update: I've …| Andreas Klöckner's web page
LinuxTag is not free any more (Update: or is it?)
Just now, I was thinking about which weekend I'd have to reserve to go to LinuxTag, which will be taking place in my current home town, Karlsruhe. Turns out that I don't even need to decide that: They will be charging 35€ to get in this time around. The show …| Andreas Klöckner's web page
State of multi-player Wayland
I've been fascinated by the idea of attaching multiple mice to one computer, and then having multiple mouse cursors inside of one desktop environment!| blinry.org
Starling — the first real desktop written by AI
Not a browser tab and not a mock-up. A complete Linux desktop — compositor, window manager, Wayland and X11 servers, apps — written by AI, directed by one person, in six months.| starling.build
linux - How to restore database from /var/lib/mysql - Database Administrators Stack Exchange
I have a database folder from a crashed server called gain_wordpress. I'm trying to put that database on a new server but I'm not able to do it successfully. I don't have a .sql dump, all I have is...| Database Administrators Stack Exchange
Microsoft Defender Update Might Disable Linux Protection
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint updates could disable protection on some Linux hosts after reboot; Microsoft withdrew affected builds and listed replacements. The post Microsoft Defender Update Might Disable Linux Protection appeared first on WinBuzzer.| WinBuzzer
Diferencias entre Windows y Linux: Características Clave
Conoce las diferencias entre Windows y Linux en rendimiento, seguridad y coste. Elige la mejor opción para ti con nuestra guía comparativa completa.| Cultura Geek – Expertos en Tecnología
Cuando un servidor Linux deja de responder, el primer comando no siempre está dentro del servidor - Revista Cloud
Cuando un servidor Linux deja de responder, la tentación suele ser entrar por SSH y empezar a ejecutar comandos. top, free, df, systemctl, journalctl. Todos son útiles, pero no deberían ser siempre el primer paso. Antes de diagnosticar CPU, memoria o disco, conviene responder una pregunta más básica: ¿el servidor está realmente caído o solo […]| Revista Cloud
Nginx, Caddy or Traefik: A Real-World Load Test Finds an Unexpected Winner - System Administration
Engineer Yusuf Seyitoğlu compared NGINX, Caddy and Traefik for six weeks on the same Kubernetes cluster, running twelve microservices and handling real| System Administration
Linux Market Share Statistics [March 2026 Report]
Curious to know the latest market share percentage for Linux desktop? You don't have to do the research; we've done it for you. We update this report at the beginning of each month.| It's FOSS
Operating Systems: Types, Functions, Examples & Complete Guide (2026)
Whether you’re using a Windows PC, a MacBook, an Android smartphone, an iPhone, a Chromebook, or even a smart TV, one piece of software makes everything work seamlessly—the operating system (OS). It is the invisible foundation of every modern computing device, managing hardware resources, running applications, organizing files, and providing the interface that allows you...| TechyDen
Linux 7.1 Sees AI-Assisted Patches Surge, Putting Maintainers Under Pressure
Linux 7.1 arrived on 14 June 2026 with a figure that captures the change sweeping through software development: 530 people contributed to the kernel for the first time during this cycle, according to an analysis of its public history. The release included 15,849 changes, excluding merges, from 2,479 developers, while 299 commits disclosed the use […]| System Administration
Openchip and SUSE prepare a European RISC-V stack for Linux, AI and HPC - System Administration
Openchip & Software Technologies and SUSE have signed a memorandum of understanding to adapt Linux, Kubernetes and SUSE’s enterprise tools to the future| System Administration
The VFS | Internals for Interns
In the previous article we saw how the scheduler decides which task gets the CPU — so at this point we know how programs get to run. But running isn’t enough: for a program to be useful, it almost always needs to read and store data — its config from /etc, a shared library from /usr/lib, the rows of a database file, the document you’re saving. So the natural next question is: what actually happens when a program opens a file?| Internals for Interns
φῶς – FOSS um die Bibel zu studieren
Warum φῶς (gr. phos)? Phos bedeutet Licht und wird im Neuen Testament 72 mal verwendet. Wofür und wozu wird erst einmal nicht verraten, dazu später mehr. Aber es hat auch einen leichten doppelten Sinn, denn es wird ähnlich ausgesprochen wie FOSS – Free and Open Source Software. Eine freie Bibelsoftware für alle, denn FOSS undWeiter lesen| LUKi e.V.
Freie deutschsprachige Sword-Module nun bei LUKi – LUKi e.V.
Die Bibel lässt sich auch mit freier Software studieren. In einer vorherigen Beitragsserie hatten wir The Sword Project, dass von der CrossWire Bibel-Gesellschaft getragen wird, vorgestellt. Eigentlich handelt es sich weder um ein Format noch um ein eigenes Bibelprogramm, es wird eine API zur Verfügung gestellt, die von anderen Programmen genutzt werden. Inhalte wie Bibeln oderWeiter lesen| LUKi e.V.
Re-Enabling AES-NI on VPSes That Don't Pass the Feature Through - LowEndBox
LowEndTalk member @forest shared an interesting technique to enable AES-NI even when the provider doesn't pass it through.| LowEndBox
Anti-AI open source has an enemy in common, but almost nothing else
Building bot-free alternatives may require lefties, libertarians, and culture warriors to share code| theregister
Emacs Writing Machine
chainsawriot| chainsawriot
RefluXFS: Rechteausweitung im Linux-Kernel über XFS-Dateisystem
Unter der Bezeichnung CVE-2026-64600, kurz RefluXFS, wurde eine Schwachstelle im Linux-Kernel bekannt, die es einem gewöhnlichen, nicht privilegierten lokalen Benutzer erlaubt, sich Root-Rechte zu verschaffen. Betroffen sind Systeme mit reflink-fähigem XFS-Dateisystem – darunter zahlreiche Standardinstallationen großer Unternehmensdistributionen. Die Qualys Threat Research Unit geht von mehr als 16,4 Millionen potenziell betroffenen Systemen weltweit aus. Der Beitrag RefluXFS: Rechteausw...| All About Security Das Online-Magazin zu Cybersecurity (Cybersicherheit). Ran...
Of forks and clones and package management
Package management is tough. When licenses change and forks appear, your package manager might decide another package is what you really want. And sometimes, it might even keep giving you a package you probably wouldn't have wanted.| The Consensus (Paywall)
Inside Tetragon: How eBPF Powers Process Lifecycle Monitoring
On Mar 15, 2025, I had the pleasure of presenting at the Cloud Native Community Japan – eBPF Japan Meetup #3, where I introduced Tetragon’s implementation of eBPF-based Process Lifecycle Monitoring. I’d like to share a brief overview of my talk in this blog post. You can access all my materials here: About Tetragon Tetragon… Continue reading Inside Tetragon: How eBPF Powers Process Lifecycle Monitoring→| Yuki Nakamura's Blog
Tetragon-mini by Rust: eBPF-based process monitoring
TL;DR; I created eBPF-based software in Rust that can monitor the Process lifecycle.🦀🐝 Motivation Tetragon-mini is a project where I’m trying to see if I can rewrite Tetragon using the Rust aya framework🦀. The original Tetragon is written in Go and C. I was really impressed by Tetragon, and while digging into how it works,… Continue reading Tetragon-mini by Rust: eBPF-based process monitoring→| Yuki Nakamura's Blog
eBPF Tail Calls with Rust Aya
TL;DR This guide demonstrates how to implement eBPF Tail Calls using Rust’s Aya. 🦀🐝 Introduction: Tail Calls Tail calls in eBPF allow splitting complex logic into multiple programs, functioning like a ‘goto’ statement. Benefits of using tail calls include distributing complexity across smaller parts and updating or replacing logic without downtime. However, there are some… Continue reading eBPF Tail Calls with Rust Aya→| Yuki Nakamura's Blog
Writing eBPF Kprobe Program with Rust Aya
TL;DR In this post, I’ll walk you through an example of an eBPF Kprobe program using Aya with Rust. 🦀🐝 Introduction: Kprobes Kprobe (Kernel Probe) is a debugging and tracing mechanism for the Linux kernel. BPF programs can now be used with Kprobes. When writing a BPF program for a Kprobe, you can choose to… Continue reading Writing eBPF Kprobe Program with Rust Aya→| Yuki Nakamura's Blog
Writing eBPF RawTracepoint Program with Rust Aya
TL;DR In this post, I’ll walk you through an example of an eBPF RawTracepoint program using Aya with Rust. 🦀🐝 Introduction: RawTracepoints vs Tracepoints RawTracepoints and Tracepoints in the Linux kernel are static markers placed at key locations within the kernel code. These markers help debugging, performance monitoring, and deeper insights into kernel behavior. Developers… Continue reading Writing eBPF RawTracepoint Program with Rust Aya→| Yuki Nakamura's Blog
Systemd Linger
Killing Processes One of the features of systemd that is most controversial is the option to kill user processes when the user logs out. That initially killed screen/tmux/nohup processes too. In recent Debian releases the default configuration of systemd-logind (the login manager for systemd) is to allow processes to keep running, the configuration file /etc/systemd/logind.conf […]| etbe – Russell Coker
libproc-processtable-perl in Debian – etbe – Russell Coker
I’ve just filed a Debian bug report about libproc-processtable-perl giving bad errors when SE Linux denies access to files under /proc [1]. Ran into unknown state (hex char: 0) at /tmp/test.p…| etbe - Russell Coker
Fedora & CentOS at LinuxDays 2025
Another edition of LinuxDays took place in Prague last weekend – the country’s largest Linux event drawing more than 1200 attendees and as every yearm we had a Fedora booth there – this time we also representing CentOS. I was really glad that Tomáš Hrčka helped me staff the booth. I’m focused on the desktop […]| Brno Hat
Linux Desktop Migration Tool 1.5
After almost a year I made another release of the Linux Desktop Migration Tool. In this release I focused on the network settings migration, specifically NetworkManager because it's what virtually all desktop distributions use.| Brno Hat
Hiring for Flatpak Automation
The desktop team in Red Hat has another open position. We’re looking for someone to work on Flatpak automation, for someone who enjoys working on infrastructure. Although the job description states 2+ years of experience, it’s suitable for juniors. Formal experience can be replaced by relevant open source contributions. Being onsite in Brno, Czech Republic […]| Brno Hat
Fedora at LinuxDays 2024
Last weekend I went to Prague to represent Fedora at LinuxDays 2024. It’s the biggest Linux event in the country with more than a thousand attendees and the Fedora booth is busy there every year.| Brno Hat
Linux Desktop Migration Tool 1.4
After many months, I finally found the time to finish the GNOME desktop/application settings migration in the Linux Desktop Migration Tool and did another release.| Brno Hat
Installing Nvidia Driver Will Be Easy Again in Fedora Workstation
The feature my team worked on – Nvidia Driver Installation with Secure Boot Support – was approved by FESCo earlier this week and its upstream implementation was also approved several days ago, so it’s on its way to Fedora 41 and I decided to write a blog post with more context and our motivations behind it.| Brno Hat
Quoting Linus Torvalds
I realize that some people really dislike AI, but this is an area where I'm willing to absolutely put my foot down as the top-level maintainer. Linux is not one of those anti-AI projects, and if somebody has issues with that, they can do the open-source thing and fork it. Or just walk away. AI is a tool, just like other tools we use. And it's clearly a useful one. It may not have been that "clearly" even just a year ago, but it's no longer in question today. There are other questions around A...| Simon Willison's Weblog
Unranked, systemd, crawls | marginalia.nu
There’s been some changes to Marginalia Search: Migrated to systemd from docker New unranked query endpoint Wide domains got their own index for faster crawls In brief, this has removed a lot of operational headaches, reduced expensive queries leaving more computational power for the rest, and cut crawl times in half. Let’s tackle them in some order. We have docker at home The system has been migrated off docker compose, and onto bare systemd in production. This has been successful, and s...| marginalia.nu
RefluXFS: A Linux Kernel Local Privilege Escalation to Root in XFS (CVE-2026-64600) | Qualys
Qualys Threat Research Unit (TRU) identified CVE-2026-64600, a race condition in the Linux kernel’s XFS filesystem copy-on-write path. An attacker with an ordinary local account can exploit this race…| Qualys
Customize Tumbler's Thumbnail Entries on Arch Linux
We'll go over how to detect mime types and customize ffmpegthumbnailer to support additional mime types for certain files.| From Development to Production on Nick Janetakis
Watch Out for Data Loss When Redirecting to a File in a Shell Script — Nick Janetakis
There's a number of subtle things going on when you redirect output to a file, here's how to do it safely and verify it with strace.| Nick Janetakis
COSMIC DE’s First Seven Months - System76 Blog
A visual tour of the features and improvements of System76's COSMIC DE| System76 Blog
Linux kernel will support $ORIGIN, sort of | Farid Zakaria’s Blog
For some reason, during TacoSprint 2026 I decided to see if we could tackle relocatable binaries in Nix.| Farid Zakaria’s Blog
linux-cve-announce.vger.kernel.org archive mirror
CVE-2026-64187: xfs: fail recovery on a committed log item with no regions| lore.kernel.org
カーネルのバージョンアップによって特定のCPUコアを使うPodが不安定になった事例の紹介
この記事は、CYBOZU SUMMER BLOG FES '26の記事です。 こんにちは、クラウド基盤本部の三村です。 サイボウズでは、オンプレミスのKubernetes基盤「Neco」でサービスを運用しています。 この記事では、IRQ Affinityの設定によってCPU PinningされたPodの動作が不安定になった事象について紹介します。 概要 Necoの基盤では、データセンター上にあるサーバーを用いてKubernetesクラスタを...| Cybozu Inside Out | サイボウズエンジニアのブログ
Notes for June 28 - July 4 - Tao of Mac
The weather certainly doesn’t help, but I’ve still managed to squeeze in a few interesting hacks this week in between work, flashbacks about...| Tao of Mac
Open Minis Is the iOS Agent I Wish Siri AI Could Be
Open Minis is a brilliant app, and is based on roughly the same iSH-derived ARM64 core I used for ios-linuxkit (which I wrote about when I released it).| Tao of Mac
The death and rebirth of my home server
steen's online burrow| sgt.hootr.club
Running microVMs in Proxmox VE, The Easy Way - Tao of Mac
I’ve been running a mixed Proxmox cluster for years – four nodes of wildly different capability, from an Atom x5-Z8350 with 2 GB of RAM (a z...| Tao of Mac
Studying Linux Schedulers, and Why Metrics Matter
The classical advice goes that you prefer to keep processes on the same core for as long as possible (without inducing unfairness) so that you can keep their data warm in the caches, and Linux's EEVDF scheduler does a pretty good job of that. What isn't taken into account is making sure processes are arranged across the CPU(s) in such a way that you minimize the number of levels in the cache hierarchy you have to traverse to service accesses to shared memory.| pradyun.net
Tencent Hy3 on Strix Halo: 10 tok/s Baseline, MTP Doesn't Fit
Hy3's 299B MoE runs at 10 tok/s on 128 GB Strix Halo in baseline mode, but the MTP speculative head that gives CUDA users a +27-37% boost can't allocate on Vulkan unified memory. Here's what worked, what didn't, and why.| Sleeping Robots
Homebrew Release: Warnel Chawpiovs v1.5.0 (PC, Nintendo Switch, Android), adds 9 new heroes and significant performance improvements
I’ve just released version 1.5.0 of “Warnel Chawpiovs”, a homebrew game for PC (Windows, Linux, MacOS versions are now available), Nintendo Switch, and Android. This new release fixes some significant rendering and performance issues.... The post Homebrew Release: Warnel Chawpiovs v1.5.0 (PC, Nintendo Switch, Android), adds 9 new heroes and significant performance improvements appeared first on Wololo.net.| Wololo.net
Igalia and Wind River Collaborate to Deliver Production-Ready Web Runtime for Embedded Linux Devices | Igalia
Igalia is an open source consulting firm specialised in the development of innovative projects and solutions. Our engineers have expertise in a wide range of technological areas, including browsers and client-side web technologies, graphics pipeline, compilers and virtual machines. We have the most WPE, WebKit, Chromium/Blink and Firefox expertise found in the consulting business, including many reviewers and committers. Igalia designs, develops, customises and optimises GNU/Linux-based solut...| Igalia
Building My Own GPS Stratum-1 Time Server on a Raspberry Pi - Jack Stromberg
Building My Own GPS Stratum-1 Time Server on a Raspberry Pi Time silently hums away in the background, affecting everything we do today. Wake up, go to work, go to an appointment; all happen at specific times. Computers are no different, constantly logging time in logs, showing time in applications, and used for scheduling. In […]| Jack Stromberg
Linux Creator Linus Torvalds To Anti-AI Devs: Go Fork Yourself | HotHardware
Linus's stance is clear: Linux is about the technology, not ideology.| HotHardware
We Built a New Editor. Want to Try It? – Simplenote
A few months ago, Automattic launched Radical Speed Month: a company-wide sprint during which teams picked a passion project and built something real. Here at Simplenote, one of those projects focu…| Simplenote
TLS Certificate Validation on Linux · Ivan Tomica
We all know the drill. You type https:// into the browser, a padlock shows up, and everyone collectively agrees not to think about what just happened. That works fine right up until the moment some application on your server starts throwing certificate verify failed while curl against the same endpoint works perfectly. Or the other way around. That’s usually the point where people discover that “the system trusts the certificate” is a much less well-defined statement than it sounds.| www.tomica.net
Is Denuvo's Dominance Finally Beginning to Crack?
A new hypervisor-based bypass method, demonstrated extensively within the Linux gaming community using Proton and Wine, has emerged| The Bryant Review
aol/trusty-boot-key: Set up a flash drive to "multi-boot" OS images from a menu. - Codeberg.org
Set up a flash drive to "multi-boot" OS images from a menu.| Codeberg.org
Kollect: The Native KDE Link Collector I Built for Myself
Kollect is a small native Plasma 6 application I wrote to get interesting links out of browser tabs and into a durable collection. It uses Kirigami and C++ on the desktop, plain TOML files by default, optional multi-user server storage, OpenRouter-powered metadata, KWallet for secrets, and a proper Fedora RPM. The source is not public, but the design is worth documenting.| Larvitz Blog
Big Blue thinks small, again, with POWER tower
The last proprietary minicomputer, now in ‘deskside’ form if you fancy that| theregister
Meetily: Privacy-First AI Meeting Assistant for Windows, macOS & Linux
Meetily is a free and open-source AI meeting assistant that records, transcribes, and summarizes meetings completely on your own device. Its not like other cloud-based meeting assistants, It keeps your conversations private by processing everything locally while supporting multiple AI providers for intelligent meeting summaries.| Firethering
OmniRoute: Connect All AI Models & Providers Through One API
OmniRoute makes it easy to connect your favorite AI tools to hundreds of AI providers through a single endpoint. With automatic provider switching, smart routing, token optimization, and support for popular coding assistants, it helps you build AI applications without worrying about rate limits or changing APIs.| Firethering
A highly available WireGuard VPN setup
WireGuard is a communication protocol and free and open-source software that implements encrypted virtual private networks (VPNs), and was designed with the goals of ease of use, high speed performance, and low attack surface.| stv0g's weblog | Blog
Gaining Root Access on Netgear Nighthawk Mobile 5G/LTE Routers
This blog posts covers the required steps to gain root access via Telnet on Netgear Nighthawk Mobile 5G/LTE Routers. Its the first post in a small series covering my experiences playing around with this device.| stv0g's weblog | Blog
Running a Xilinx hw_server as Docker Container
Dockerized Xilinx hw_server Setup.This article describes the necessary steps to run a Xilinx hw_server as a Docker container.| stv0g's weblog | Blog
Encrypted credentials for Amazon AWS command line client
In this quick post I will show you how to use the password manager “password-store”1 to securely store your credentials used by the Amazon Webservices command line client.| stv0g's weblog | Blog
Use Yubikey and Password-store for Ansible credentials
I spent some time over the last months to improve the security of servers and passwords.| stv0g's weblog | Blog
コマンドで重複行を排除して一度だけ表示する
awkで簡単にできます: awk '!seen[$0]++' はじめに コマンドで重複行を排除して一度だけ表示する コマンド解説 実行例 おわりに 参考 はじめに コマンドで重複行を排除して一度だけ表示する方法の備忘録を残します。 The English translation of this post is here. コマンドで重複行を排除して一度だけ表示する 下記コマンドで、重複行を排除して一度だけ表示可能です: awk '!seen[$0]++' コ...| BioErrorLog Tech Blog
ZimaBoard2: The Full Review
The ZimaBoard 2 is a great, low power NAS for enthusiasts, DIYers, hobbyists, and folks looking to start dabbling with self-hosted at home. I've been playing around with it for quite some time (thanks to IceWhale for sending it over to me to review) and I'm happy| The Bryant Review
First look at the New GPU Cooler Prototype
For the past while I’ve been working on a major redesign of my high performance gpu cooler project. The rapid ascent of the LLM into the collective consciousness has sent the big players into a frenzy over datacenter GPUs. This is putting accelerating downward pressure on the price of all used compute GPUs, even the... The post First look at the New GPU Cooler Prototype appeared first on esologic.| esologic
1kW of GPUs on the OpenBenchTable
In the conclusion of my previous homelab post, I pled to the eBay gods begging for a 4xP100 system. My prayers were heard, possibly by a malevolent spirit as a V100 16GB for $400 surfaced. More money than I’d be willing to spend on a P100 but the cheapest I’d ever seen a V100, I... The post 1kW of GPUs on the OpenBenchTable appeared first on esologic.| esologic
Hardware for Engineering Stream
My beloved blog post still sits on the throne as the most effective format for engineering projects. To me, Inlining code, photographs, CAD models and schematics in an interactive way trumps other mediums. This level of interactivity closes the gap between reader and material, allowing an independent relationship with the subject outside of the story... The post Hardware for Engineering Stream appeared first on esologic.| esologic
Won Pound by Won Pound is released!
This post is one in a series about GANce Close-readers, twitter-followers and corporeal-comrades will have already beheld the good news that Won Pound by Won Pound has been released! This is Won’s second album-length project (first of course being Post Space released in 2018), and graces listener’s ears courtesy of Minaret Records, a California jazz... The post Won Pound by Won Pound is released! appeared first on esologic.| esologic
GANce Overlays - esologic
This post is one in a series about GANce As it stood, the three main features that would comprise the upcoming collaboration with Won Pound (slated for release mid-April) were: Projection Files (using a styleGAN2 network to project each of the individual frames in a source video, resulting in a series of latent vectors that...| esologic
Installing NixOS on a Microsoft Surface Book for the thrill
In this premium video, you'll find my (lightly edited) experience with installing & configuring NixOS on a Microsoft Surface Book from 2016. It's kinda remarkable just how capable this device still is when it's not being weighed down by Windows 10.| The Bryant Review