Kairos is an open-source Linux-based operating system designed for securely running Kubernetes at the edge. It provides immutable, declarative infrastructure with features like P2P clustering, trusted boot, and A/B upgrades.

Researchers have found the first new type of magnet in nearly a century. Now, these strange "altermagnets" could help us build an entirely new type of computer

Hi rustaceans! Today is a great day, the achievement of months of work (and also the start of a great adventure :rocket:). I'm very excited to announce Bloom: A free and Open source ‘Google’.

Our mission? Empowerin…

Vint Cerf revealed Google already uses the string, as do plenty of others

HAWAIʻI VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK - An incredible sight at the summit of Kilauea volcano on Saturday morning, as Episode 38 erupted enormous lava fountains acr...

New Linux tracer analyzes production performance problems and troubleshoots software.

Manage your dotfiles across multiple machines, securely.

From the Zed Blog: A tool that predicts your next move. Powered by Zeta, our new open-source, open-data language model.

RTL-SDR brought cheap and ubiquitous Software Defined Radio (SDR) to the masses, opening up whole swaths of the RF spectrum which were simply unavailable to the average hacker previously. Because t…

Look’s like meat’s back on the menu, boys! Because next up in the trilogy is The Lord of The Rings: The Two Towers: The Extended Edition: The Honest Trailer!...

Kubernetes for Prod, Tilt for Dev

Fully open-source command-line AI assistant inspired by OpenAI Codex, supporting local language models. - codingmoh/open-codex

This is a joint post with the Homebrew maintainers; read their announcement here! Last summer, we performed an audit of Homebrew. Our audit’s scope included Homebrew/brew itself (home of the brew CLI), and three adjacent repositories responsible for various security-relevant aspects of Homebrew’s operation: Homebrew/actions: a repository of custom GitHub Actions used […]

GUI design can be a tedious job, requiring the use of specialist design tools and finding a suitable library that fits your use case. If you’re looking for a lightweight solution, though, you…

Tog’s Paradox (also known as The Complexity Paradox or Tog’s ComplexityParadox) is an observation that products aiming to simplify a task for users tend toinspire new, more complex tasks. It’s one of the key reasons for thesymptom of requirements changing after delivery in enterprise softwareproducts, and for feature creep in consumer products. Tog’s Paradox alsoexplains why it’s futile to try to completely nail down requirements for asoftware product, as the product itself will have an impact on the users,causing them to demand new functions.

Note from June 5, 2019: The approach and architecture in this post is recommended if you prefer more control over DNS servers or prefer to use AWS Managed Active Directory for DNS resolution, however there are some limitations to this approach and we added a “Limitations and additional considerations” section to this post to describe […]

It’s still legal to pick locks, even when you swing your legs.