The Joy of Working with Text Interfaces – Welcome to The Privacy Dad's Blog!
Working within a text-only operating system can help you focus on what's important and give a strong sense of achievement to boot.| Welcome to The Privacy Dad's Blog!
Anti-DDoS research part 4: an information-gain oracle. Practical Python example - cocomelonc
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Parse Wildcard Arguments in Bash
This could come in handy if you want to accept multiple file patterns as input so you can process them however you see fit.| From Development to Production on Nick Janetakis
Audacity 4.0 is awesome (and still a little buggy)
Audacity 4.0 is amazing. It just released a few moments ago and I'm living for this! I've been hotly anticipating its release for years at this point. It's a complete front-end rework of the Audacity codebase that you know and love. Fully| The Bryant Review
Cómo mantener un script ejecutándose en segundo plano con SSH y tmux – Victorhck in the free world
Veremos cómo lanzar un script (o cualquier otra tarea) en un equipo remoto mediante SSH y dejarlo ejecutándose en segundo plano con una sesión de tmux, de forma que siga funcionando aunque cerremos…| Victorhck in the free world
jc-gentoo-portage - An opinionated, performance-oriented Gentoo Portage /etc/portage configuration
The jc-gentoo-portage repository houses an opinionated, performance-oriented Gentoo Portage (/etc/portage) configuration. This repository can be used as an inspiration to build a lean and fast Gentoo operating system. Features: Maximizes execution performance across the system by globally enabling xs, asm, orc, jit, and threads, forcing packages to use hand-written assembly routines and JIT compilation loops. Disables telemetry and remote RPC calls by globally setting -telemetry, -geoclue, -g...| James Cherti
Asahi Linux em chips M3
O Projeto Asahi, que tem por missão viabilizar distribuições Linux em computadores pós-2020 da Apple, anunciou a chegada do suporte à família de chips M3.| Manual do Usuário
Novo Audacity 4 parece bom demais
O aguardado Audacity 4.0.0 finalmente foi lançado. A nova grande versão parece boa demais: uma atualização que moderniza a interface e a experiência de uso, traz novos recursos úteis e tudo isso sem desrespeitar o legado de um software tão querido.| Manual do Usuário
Homem faz uma pseudo-distro Linux exclusivista em vez de terapia
Eu evito dar palco para gente esquisita (no mau sentido) no Manual. Abro exceção para citar DHH, sócio da 37Signals (do Basecamp), criador do Omarchy e de um blog cheio de ideia errada sobre imigrantes e pessoas não brancas: ele não faz terapia.| Manual do Usuário
Asahi Linux on M3 chips
The Asahi Project, whose mission is to make Linux distributions viable on post-2020 Apple computers, announced the arrival of support for the Apple Silicon M3 chip family.| Manual do Usuário
Man built an exclusionary pseudo Linux distro instead of going to therapy
I avoid giving stage time to weird people (in the bad sense) at the Manual. I'm making an exception to cite DHH, co-founder of 37Signals (the company behind Basecamp), creator of Omarchy, and author of a blog full of wrong ideas about immigrants and non-white people: he doesn't go to therapy.| Manual do Usuário
CERN's migration path from CentOS Linux to Debian [LWN.net]
The European Laboratory for Particle Physics, usually just called CERN, is not only the birthpl [...]| LWN.net
Creepy crawlies
Creepy crawlies Konstantin Ryabitsev discusses how bad the "background radiation" of abusive crawlers has become from the perspective of git.kernel.org, the official Git repository for the Linux kernel:TL;DR: we spend more CPU cycles rendering commits for scrapers than we spend on all other kinds of legitimate access, including git clones. At any one time, across 5 geo-distributed nodes, there are 14 CPU cores doing nothing but rendering git commits as html. I worry about this a lot from the ...| Simon Willison's Weblog
Quoting Rick Brewster
Direct2D has always been the biggest hurdle for Paint.NET on WINE, and it's clear that it will never be completed enough for Paint.NET's use. And I can't just "disable" the use of Direct2D. So, instead, Paint.NET now has an internal, from-scratch, clean-room reverse-engineered rewrite of Direct2D that it uses on WINE (triggered by using /wine). It lives in PaintDotNet.Windows.Direct2D1.Managed.dll. This was written by our good friend Claude, without whom this would NOT have been possibl...| Simon Willison's Weblog
Introdução ao meu novo espaço na internet | Home
Uma longa introdução à minha página pessoal| Home
Filtering UDP Packets with the tcpdump Command
tcpdump is a powerful command-line packet analyzer that lets you capture and inspect network traffic in real time. When you need to troubleshoot services like DNS, DHCP, or NTP, filtering for UDP packets is often the quickest way to see what’s happening on the wire. In this guide, we’ll look at how to filter UDP packets […] The post Filtering UDP Packets with the tcpdump Command appeared first on howtouselinux.| howtouselinux
Linux cumple 35 años
El mundo de la tecnología está de enhorabuena. Concretamente Linux, que por estas fechas cumple 35 añazos, consolidándose junto a GNU como el proyecto de software libre más exitoso de la historia hasta el momento. De hecho, ambos casi no tendrían sentido el uno sin el otro, dando lugar a una simbiosis sin precedentes que… Seguir leyendo Linux cumple 35 años→| THE_CHEI$
GNOME Music, el reproductor que se negó a cambiar
A lo largo de mi trayectoria usando Linux me he encontrado con aplicaciones que, de alguna forma, cambiaron mi manera de ver las cosas. A veces fueron herramientas muy avanzadas, pero otras parecían todo lo contrario. Hace 15 años, el escritorio GNOME comenzó una nueva etapa donde el diseño simple —y a veces minimalista— era… Seguir leyendo GNOME Music, el reproductor que se negó a cambiar→| THE_CHEI$
Una de memes sobre Linux #14
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Fusionar carpetas en Linux usando fstab y bind
En abril publiqué una guía de instalación de Fedora, donde proponía una estructura de particionado muy útil: crear dos subvolúmenes en Btrfs aparte de la raíz. Por un lado, el necesario /home para nuestro trabajo rutinario, y por otro, uno opcional llamado /datos. Este último se encargaría de almacenar las colecciones de documentos, música, películas… Seguir leyendo Fusionar carpetas en Linux usando fstab y bind→| THE_CHEI$
Script para monitorizar la potencia de la señal WIFI en la terminal
Este script para sistemas GNU/Linux muestra una monitorización de la potencia de la señal WIFI en nuestra terminal| Victorhck in the free world
Más rendimiento y fluidez con el kernel de CachyOS
¿Qué es el kernel de CachyOS? El kernel de CachyOS es una versión del núcleo de Linux optimizada para buscar un mejor rendimiento y una mayor fluidez. Incluye ajustes pensados especialmente para aprovechar mejor el hardware moderno. ¿Qué significan x86-64-v2, v3 y v4? CachyOS utiliza diferentes niveles de optimización según las capacidades del procesador. Los […]| Tecno y Soft
La oportunidad perdida de GNU/Linux en el escritorio
GNU/Linux perdió la batalla del escritorio GNU/Linux conquistó servidores, supercomputación, dispositivos integrados y, con el tiempo, buena parte de la infraestructura de Internet. Sin embargo, hay un terreno en el que nunca consiguió convertirse en una alternativa mayoritaria: el ordenador personal. Y resulta curioso, porque técnicamente GNU/Linux tenía y tiene argumentos de sobra para competir. […]| Tecno y Soft
Monitorizar la Wi-Fi con un alias
Después de los problemas que tenía con desconexiones esporádicas de la Wi-Fi y de aplicar con éxito la solución que he publicado, opté por crear un alias que monitorizara la conexión. Sin embargo, ni de lejos fue tan fácil como pensaba. La idea inicial La intención era bastante sencilla: disponer de un pequeño monitor en […]| Tecno y Soft
Cómo evitar las desconexiones esporádicas de la WiFi en Linux
Llevo mucho tiempo con este problema. La solución es sencilla; lo difícil ha sido identificar la causa. En algunos portátiles con Linux, especialmente cuando la señal Wi-Fi es débil, el ahorro de energía del adaptador inalámbrico puede afectar a la estabilidad de la conexión. En mi caso, la solución fue desactivar el ahorro de energía […]| Tecno y Soft
Sincronización en Trilium: escritorio, web y móvil
Por: Carlos M. Publicado el 6 de abril de 2026 Cómo conectar Trilium en escritorio, navegador y móvil a una instancia central para tener tus notas siempre disponibles.Continuar leyendo → #Unraid#Trilium#Linux#Android| El blog de Lázaro
Por qué me gusta más GNOME que KDE Plasma
Por: Carlos M. Publicado el 16 de octubre de 2025 Comparativa personal entre GNOME y KDE Plasma. Por qué el escritorio minimalista de GNOME se adapta mejor a mi flujo de trabajo.Continuar leyendo → #Linux#Gnome#Kde| El blog de Lázaro
Sincronizar GNOME Calendar con un servidor CalDAV
Por: Carlos M. Publicado el 2 de junio de 2025 GNOME permite conectar con una serie de servicios en línea como Google, Nextcloud.Continuar leyendo → #Nextcloud#Gitlab#Caldav#Gnome#Linux#Programas| El blog de Lázaro
Using a Linux Laptop in 2026 | Ao Li
Using a Linux Laptop in 2026 After graduation, I joined a startup and was lucky enough to convince the company to let me use Linux instead of macOS for work. They bought me a Dell XPS 14, which was the only available option with an Intel Ultra X7 Panther Lake chip in stock. Since I already use NixOS on my personal desktop, I decided to install it on my laptop as well. I wanted to document my experience using a Linux laptop for daily work in 2026.| Ao Li
VPS biztonsági beállítások 2026: A teljes szerver oldali védelem útmutatója
Ismerje meg a legfontosabb vps biztonsági beállítások lépéseit 2026-ban! Útmutatónk segít feltörhetetlen szervert építeni SSH keményítéssel és automatizálással.| aWh
Orange Pi 6: Complete Guide and Review of the Latest ARM Powerhouse
Discover Orange Pi 6 detailed specs, AI power, and real user insights. A must-read for homelab and AI enthusiasts! The post Orange Pi 6: Complete Guide and Review of the Latest ARM Powerhouse appeared first on Ikkaro.| Ikkaro
Proxmox Login Failed? Fix 'authentication failure' 401 [2026] | Home
Proxmox login failed with 'authentication failure 401'? Fix wrong realm, blocked user, expired ticket, unsynced clock or missing access.cfg. Step-by-step [2026].| Home
Fix base64: invalid input on Linux Safely
Diagnose Base64 decode failures on Linux, fix wrappers, URL-safe alphabets and padding, and verify binary output without accepting partial data.| TheLinuxCode
Oracle AFD – ASM Filter Driver ist deprecated
Zuerst ein kleiner Rückblick: Für das Device Management im Zusammenhang mit Oracle ASM hat Oracle vor sehr langer Zeit die oracleASM Kernel Treiber eingeführt (Oracle 9i oder 10g). Durch diese Kernel Treiber wurde der IO Durchsatz optimiert und die Administration sollte einfacher sein (war diese teilweise auch). Beginnend mit Oracle 12c standen dann alternativ auch AFD Treiber zur Verfügung, die weiter Funktionalitäten wie den Schutz der AFD LUNs gegen versehentliches partitionieren oder...| Database Blog
ArcBox Puts Claude Code in a microVM to Eliminate Constant Permission Prompts
Coding agents are becoming increasingly autonomous, but that freedom raises an uncomfortable question: what happens when an agent capable of executing commands has access to the same computer, files, and credentials as its owner? ArcBox proposes replacing permission prompts with actual isolation: abctl claude runs Claude Code inside an independent microVM with its own kernel, […]| System Administration
20 /proc Checks to Audit the Security of a Linux Server
/proc provides direct access to much of the state maintained by the Linux kernel about processes, memory, networking, namespaces, and security parameters. For system administrators, it can be particularly useful when they need to quickly audit a server, investigate an unusual process, or verify system hardening without relying exclusively on higher-level tools. In addition to […]| System Administration
CERN to Move More Than 2,200 Accelerator Control Systems to Debian 13
CERN is preparing one of the most interesting Debian 13 deployments of 2026. More than 2,200 industrial computers and embedded systems used across its accelerator control infrastructure are expected to run Debian 13 “Trixie” by the end of the year, affecting machines connected to around 17,000 devices across facilities spanning roughly 43 square kilometres. The […]| System Administration
AI Is Finding Linux Kernel Bugs Faster Than Maintainers Can Review Them
Artificial intelligence is changing how bugs are discovered in the Linux kernel, but the increased detection capacity is creating a new problem for the project: maintainers are receiving more findings and patches than they can comfortably review. Linux kernel documentation now explicitly addresses AI-assisted security reports, warning that poorly verified findings, speculative security claims and […]| System Administration
EngramHalo.cpp: Qwen 3.8 Flash Next at 38 t/s on Strix Halo
Following up on the hipCUB fix post, I built and benchmarked EngramHalo.cpp, a llama.cpp fork with RDNA 3.5 kernel patches and MTP speculative decoding. The result: 28-38 tok/s decode on the same hardware and quant, nearly doubling the previous 15-20 tok/s baseline.| Sleeping Robots
Running Qwen 3.8 Flash Next on Strix Halo: 125B at 20 t/s | Sleeping Robots
A complete guide to running Qwen 3.8 Flash Next (125B MoE, 6B active) on the AMD Strix Halo 128 GB platform. Covers quant selection, the critical hipCUB fix, chat template traps, and the exact llama-swap config to reproduce 15-20 t/s decode across long contexts.| Sleeping Robots
Learning about exploits through the safety of Incus
The last few weeks have been quite busy with vulnerabilities that affect all sort of operating systems. It’s the age of AI, and AI tools help identify yet another class of security vulnerabilities. Several of those vulnerabilities are released while the updates are not ready yet. There exist mitigations though, and it’s important to do […]| Mi blog lah!
Ubuntu installer selects a single keyboard layout, cannot type English during installation
Ubuntu uses a new installer that is based on Flutter. Ubuntu 24.04 is the first Long Term Support (LTS) to use the new installer, and now Ubuntu 26.04 is the second LTS. Ubuntu 26.04 is currently being developed, and currently any bugs/issues, big or small, are being resolved. All is fine when you rewrite software. […]| Mi blog lah!
How to run Firecracker microVMs with vmsan on Incus
Incus is a manager for virtual machines and system containers. A virtual machine (VM) is an instance of an operating system that runs on a computer, along with the main operating system. A virtual machine uses hardware virtualization features for the separation from the main operating system. With virtual machines, a complete operating system boots […]| Mi blog lah!
How to run a Linux Desktop virtual machine on Incus
Incus is a manager for virtual machines and system containers. A virtual machine (VM) is an instance of an operating system that runs on a computer, along with the main operating system. A virtual machine uses hardware virtualization features for the separation from the main operating system. With virtual machines, the full operating system boots […]| Mi blog lah!
A networking guide for Incus
Incus is a hypervisor/manager for virtual machines and application/system containers. Get community support here. A virtual machine (VM) is an instance of an operating system that runs on a computer, along with the main operating system. A virtual machine uses hardware virtualization features for the separation from the main operating system. A system container is […]| Mi blog lah!
How to recover or reconnect an Incus storage pool
Incus is a manager for virtual machines, system containers and application containers. Get Incus support here. When you initially setup Incus, you create a storage pool where Incus will put in there everything. There are several options for storage pools, in this post we focus on ZFS storage pools, and those specifically that are stored […]| Mi blog lah!
How to use your Android phone with ADB in an Incus container – Mi blog lah!
Incus is a manager for virtual machines and system containers. A system container (therein container) is an instance of an operating system that also runs on a computer, along with the main operati…| Mi blog lah!
Homebrew Release: Warnel Chawpiovs v1.6.0 (PC, Nintendo Switch, Android), adds “Next Evolution” expansion, improved support for fanmade cards
Today I’m releasing version 1.6.0 of “Warnel Chawpiovs”, a homebrew game for PC (Windows, Linux, MacOS versions are now available), Nintendo Switch, and Android. Notably, Version 1.6.0 adds support for the Next Evolution expansion,... The post Homebrew Release: Warnel Chawpiovs v1.6.0 (PC, Nintendo Switch, Android), adds “Next Evolution” expansion, improved support for fanmade cards appeared first on Wololo.net.| Wololo.net
Lenovo XClarity Administrator in FreeBSD Bhyve VM
This is another entry that is sponsored by fme AG company. If You have multiple Lenovo ThinkServer systems to manage You may do that by hand with entering UEFI/BIOS setup and doing needed things by hand … or You can setup a Lenovo XClarity Administrator VM. The problem is that this VM from Lenovo comes […]| 𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚖𝚊𝚍𝚎𝚗
FreeBSD Storage for OpenShift with Democratic CSI
Today quite different topic, using ZFS/NFS on FreeBSD as backend storage for containers/pods running on OpenShift platform. Serving storage for OpenShift is not as simple as OpenShift will not just consume NFS or iSCSI volumes “just like that” … OpenShift requires a special CSI driver in between to make that even work. By default one […]| 𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚖𝚊𝚍𝚎𝚗
How I use LLM for my work – Marcin Juszkiewicz
Not every use of “AI/LLM” ends with “AI slop”.| marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl
Change is coming... – §kuthus
I'll be honest: I did not expect to write this post. I, like many of you reading this, have been 110% skeptical of the value and functionality of AI for the ...| §kuthus
Bug triaging help needed – Adventures in Linux and KDE
For many years now, I and others have been working on getting plasmashell’s open bug reports as accurate and actionable as possible. We’ve made tremendous progress, driving down the num…| Adventures in Linux and KDE
OpenClaw v2026.9.1徹底解説——updateが失敗しても設定を守る自動ロールバックと、cron行を隔離して起動するGateway強化
OpenClaw v2026.9.1（stable・9月4日JST公開）を解説。update後Doctor失敗時のnpm自動ロールバックと設定保持、壊れたcron行の隔離によるGateway起動堅牢化、個人スキルライブラリ、Codex承認の永続化など実務影響を整理。| ラボメモ
FortiGate IPsec Dial-Up VPN with FreeRADIUS EAP-TTLS
Learn how to configure a FortiGate IPsec dial-up VPN with FreeRADIUS EAP-TTLS, Asgardeo authentication, and Google Authenticator TOTP MFA on Ubuntu 24.04.| SysOpsTechnix
Malware shellcode delivery via signal - part 5. Physics-guided AI demodulator. PyTorch example - cocomelonc
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CERN Transitioning Industrial Computers To Debian After Being A Longtime RHEL Institution - Phoronix
CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, besides being well known for its Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is known among longtime Linux users as a RHEL/CentOS shop| www.phoronix.com
Why I Prefer CentOS Stream Over Old CentOS | Larvitz Blog
Old CentOS rebuilt RHEL faithfully, but its downstream position meant it could only follow, never contribute back. CentOS Stream changes that. Sitting upstream of RHEL and downstream of Fedora, it ...| Larvitz Blog
SELinux: A Practical Guide for Fedora and RHEL | Larvitz Blog
Moving beyond “setenforce 0” - a practical guide to understanding, troubleshooting, and working with SELinux on Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux.| Larvitz Blog
Keycloak 26 on Podman with Quadlets: Identity Management the systemd Way | Larvitz Blog
Deploying Keycloak 26 as an identity provider using Podman Quadlets with network segmentation, secret management, and systemd integration.| Larvitz Blog
A community that works together, builds together | AerynOS
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This Month in KDE Linux: August 2026 - KDE Blogs
Welcome to this edition of This Month in KDE Linux, dedicated to KDE’s next-generation operating system.| KDE Blogs
Will Power Chips Get A Converged Arm Instruction Set Like Z Mainframe CPUs?
One a decade for the past six decades, Big Blue launches an effort to converge its diverse system architectures. It almost never works, with the exception of the launch of the System/360 mainframes in April 1964 and the AS/400 minicomputers in June 1988. And to be fair, the AS/400 was itself based in part on technologies created in a failed convergence effort. Back in 1986, the “Fort Knox” project sought to converge the System/4300 air-cooled, entry mainframe lines with the System/38 (fr...| IT Jungle
Thinking About Moving IBM i To The Cloud? Don’t Start With The Quote
We get asked a deceptively simple question all the time: “What would it cost to move our IBM i environment to the cloud?” It sounds like a pricing question. Usually, it isn’t. Before we start talking about cores, memory, storage, or monthly costs, there’s a much more important question to answer: Why are you considering cloud in the first place? Maybe your Power server is approaching a refresh. Maybe your data center contract is ending. Maybe an experienced IBM i administrator is reti...| IT Jungle
It’s D-Day For Cybersecurity, AI Firms Warn
The idea of sophisticated AI agents coordinating among themselves to launch a cyberattack on a major corporation sounds like something out of a science fiction novel. But it actually occurred earlier this year, and the agentic attacks will get more sophisticated soon if we don’t act swiftly to shore up defenses in legacy systems (like IBM i), a group of AI firms warned this month. In an open letter, the leaders of 100 AI companies, including IBM, Google, Anthropic, and OpenAI, warned that t...| IT Jungle
The (almost) perfect mini NAS for my mini rack - Jeff Geerling
The GMKtec G9 N150 4-bay NVMe mini PC is $240 and the nearly perfect NAS for my mini rack: It has an Intel N150 4-core SoC with halfway-decent Intel UHD integrated graphics, 12 GB of LPDDR5 RAM, dual 2.5 Gbps Ethernet, WiFi 6, and the best part: 4 integrated M.2 NVMe slots. Granted, splitting up the 9 PCIe Gen 3 lanes limits the performance a bit, but there are some things I love about this design:| Jeff Geerling
A Remote Dev Environment Was All I Needed | Ivan Tolkunov
I turned my underpowered Linux laptop into a thin client for a remote agentic dev setup instead of replacing it.| Ivan Tolkunov
Reiniciar Computadora con Teclas: Guía Rápida y Segura
Aprende cómo reiniciar computadora con teclas en Windows de manera rápida y segura. Soluciona problemas sin ratón con estos pasos fáciles.| Cultura Geek – Expertos en Tecnología
No dunst notifications when running picom - a debugging story
How I fixed the problem of no system notifications when I ran picom| Cracking The Code
Linus Torvalds banishes Linux bug with a bot
The lad himself finds and fixes a tricky one… or does he?| theregister
Linus Torvalds tells AI haters to fork off
Linux supremo says contributors opposed to AI use can 'just walk away'| theregister
I Tried Omarchy Linux as My Home Lab Workstation This Weekend. Here’s What Happened. - Virtualization Howto
I tried Omarchy Linux as a home lab workstation for managing Proxmox, Docker, Kubernetes, SSH, Git, and more. Here’s what I liked, what frustrated me, and where it fits.| Virtualization Howto
Debugging Type-Based Alias Analysis optimizations in BPF
Programming thoughts & paradigms: A collection of articles focused on systems programming, Linux networking and security.| loshz.com
Secure Your Linux Foundation on Azure: XTIVIA’s CIS Benchmark Assessment
SUMMARY: XTIVIA performs CIS Azure Linux Benchmark Assessments to harden your IAM, OS, logging, and infrastructure security on Azure. Establish a Trusted, Hardened Security Baseline The CIS Azure Linux Benchmark provides globally recognized, consensus-based best practices for securing your Linux environments within Microsoft Azure. Developed through a community consensus process, these guidelines offer a prescriptive […] The post Secure Your Linux Foundation on Azure: XTIVIA’s CIS Benchma...| Virtual-DBA Remote DBA Services & Support – Certified Database Experts
Kernel Modules | Internals for Interns
At the end of the previous article we handed a request to “the driver” and let it disappear into the hardware. That’s been the pattern for a while now: the VFS hands off to a filesystem, the block layer hands off to a driver, the network stack hands off to a NIC driver. Every one of those handoffs ends at some code that wasn’t in the kernel image when the machine booted.| Internals for Interns
A more nuanced view of LLMs
Also in this series: The Four Horsemen of the LLM Apocalypse The people vs the AI overlords After ranting and railing about LLMs or "AI" as the optimists (or accelerationists?) call it, I figured it might be important to be a little more honest about my use of LLMs and how I think about it more practically in the world. The Debian vote context This is not a coming out. I am not using LLMs on a daily basis, and this blog is, again, written out of my cold dead hands in a dying world, with over-...| Blog.
Creepy crawlies — Konstantin Ryabitsev
You've probably heard me complain about the "AI crawlers" before, but now I actually have some hard numbers I can put up to show their im...| Konstantin Ryabitsev
Debian and the sirens
Thirty years ago I became a Debian developer. Twelve years ago I left the| joeyh.name
Kubernetes 1.37 advances workload-aware scheduling and cluster networking
When the open-source Kubernetes cloud-native project got started more than a decade ago, AI was not a major concern. Times have changed. Kubernetes 1.37 is now out, extending its networking and scheduling capabilities as more organizations run AI and machine learning workloads on the platform. The new release is the second major update for the platform in 2026, following the 1.36 update that debuted in April. The release is codenamed Garhwal, after a region in northern India that Dipesh Rawat...| Network World
💻 Linux where there is will, there is a way
After my Linux laptop plan got cancelled, I have felt uneasy. I had to find another way. Then, it occured to me, Linux can run on any device, actually when most operating system stop supporting their devices, linux provides these abandon devices longevity. If that is the case, I have...| Unfiltered by MereCivilian
💻 Linux journey is halted 🚫 | Unfiltered by MereCivilian
I was super excited to dive into Linux, context: https://m.merecivilian.com/post/baby-steps-towards-linux The seller on eBay did not post the item for a couple of days, and upon my inquiry, I found out that eBay had suspended the seller's account. I reached out to eBay, and within hours, my order was refunded 😭. I need want a used Linux computer. I'm tempted by a new Framework or Dell XPS 2026. These are expensive. I've been buying used gear for years. It is better for the environment and ...| m.merecivilian.com
Docker Compose or Containerlab? Choosing the Right Tool for a VPP Network Lab
Building a three-node VPP lab the declarative way with Containerlab: two Alpine endpoints and a VPP router that binds the veths via af_packet, forwards between two subnets, and drops a destination with a blackhole route. Run without installing Containerlab and without sudo; real ping/traceroute/iperf3 traffic, about 16 Gbit/s through the software dataplane. Continue reading →| Denys Haryachyy
Learning BPF: Offloading DPDK AF_XDP Traffic with XDP
Learn how to write a BPF program that offloads packet rewriting from a DPDK AF_XDP application to the kernel XDP hook. This guide covers BPF maps, shared kernel-userspace headers, incremental checksum updates, FIB forwarding, and lazy flow offloading for high-speed UDP proxies. Continue reading →| Denys Haryachyy
Learning VPP: Syncing IPsec SA Counters to Linux XFRM via NEWAE
When VPP handles IPsec dataplane traffic, it maintains its own per-SA byte and packet counters internally. The Linux kernel’s XFRM subsystem, however, never sees those packets and has no way to update its own accounting. The result: ip -s xfrm … Continue reading →| Denys Haryachyy
Debian Votes To Allow "Responsible Use Of Generative AI" - Phoronix
The voting is over and there is a winner now known in the much-debated Debian General Resolution voting over an AI policy for the Linux distribution.| www.phoronix.com
USB Connection Information
USB Connection Information is the kind of app you never knew you needed until you plug in a device and realise it is not running anywhere near the speed you expected.| The Apple Geek Blog - Apple News, Tips, Tricks and Reviews
Ubuntu on MacBook Pro - Magic Mouse / TrackPad Settings
Make your Magic Mouse and Trackpad work perfectly on Ubuntu with this simple driver fix.| The Apple Geek Blog - Apple News, Tips, Tricks and Reviews
Bringing Back the macOS Cursor “Shake to Find” on Ubuntu. Meet Wiggle & Jiggle
If you miss macOS’s “shake to find the cursor” feature on Ubuntu, you’re not alone. Wiggle and Jiggle bring that same cursor-highlighting magic to GNOME, making it far easier to locate your pointer especially on multi-monitor setups. Here’s how to install and use it.| The Apple Geek Blog - Apple News, Tips, Tricks and Reviews
Old Tech Shouldn’t Die
Old Tech Shouldn’t Die for 2026, I’m pledging to revive and reuse aging gadgets instead of replacing them. Starting with a 2011 iMac 27” and a 5th Gen iPod Video, it’s time to keep great tech alive and out of landfill.| The Apple Geek Blog - Apple News, Tips, Tricks and Reviews
LocalSend
Trying to send files around the local network to none Apple devices - Airdrop isn’t an option but LocalSend is.| The Apple Geek Blog - Apple News, Tips, Tricks and Reviews
Preview Files on Linux
Miss Quick Look from macOS? GNOME Sushi brings instant file previews to Linux. Highlight a file in Nautilus, press Space, and view images, videos, PDFs, and text—fast and lightweight.| The Apple Geek Blog - Apple News, Tips, Tricks and Reviews
5 Years of The Apple Geek
Five years pass fast, especially with rapid tech changes. Apple’s advancements from new iPhones and iOS updates to Mac innovations have continually enhanced our daily tech. Here’s to the next five years of The Apple Geek.| The Apple Geek Blog - Apple News, Tips, Tricks and Reviews
Getting Started with Basic Terminal Commands on macOS and Linux
Learn the essential Terminal commands for macOS and Linux. Step-by-step guide for beginners to navigate directories, create files, and manage your system safely.| The Apple Geek Blog - Apple News, Tips, Tricks and Reviews
Ubuntu on MacBook: Making Linux Feel Like macOS — The Apple Geek
Learn how to make Ubuntu on a MacBook feel like macOS with keyboard remaps, trackpad gestures, F-key fixes, fonts, and system polish. Step-by-step guide for Apple Geek readers.| The Apple Geek
Enabling screen sharing with Wayland.
If you've been on the job hunt lately (and that's rather a lot of us) you've probably been doing some combination of sitting on Google/Teams/Zoom/whatever calls, and possibly sharing your screen so that the other end of the connection can see your desktop. For the most part this isn't a big deal but occasionally a curveball gets thrown. For me, it was trying to share my desktop a couple of weeks back for an interview. When it counted the most, it just wasn't happening... not with Firefox or C...| Antarctica Starts Here.
OpenOffice does not print on Tuesdays ― Andreas Zwinkau
a blog post by @azwinkau| beza1e1.tuxen.de