loss32 is a Linux Distro Nobody Asked For (But Still Has Its Usage)
This sure sounds like a meme project, but there’s more to it!
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Distributed apps platform Aspire supports JavaScript, Python
Aspire, Microsoft’s open source, cloud native development platform, now supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, and Java as first-class citizens. “With Aspire 13, JavaScript and TypeScript developers get...
Read moreICE has killed another person in Minneapolis
Federal agents in Minneapolis repeatedly punched a man, forced him to the ground, and then shot him multiple times. The man was later pronounced dead. This...
Read moreGoogle’s Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) Powers Agentic Shopping
Google has launched the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP), an open-source standard designed to enhance commerce on AI-powered platforms. UCP creates a common language for agentic shopping,...
Read moreGNU C Library 2.43 released
Version 2.43 of the GNU C Library has been released. Changes include support for the mseal() and openat2() system calls, experimental support for building with the...
Read moreGunnar Wolf: Finally some light for those who care about Debian on the Raspberry Pi
Finally, some light at the end of the tunnel! As I have said in this blog and elsewhere, after putting quite a bit of work into...
Read moreHow Claude Cowork helps developers spread the AI knowledge
Last month, I reviewed Claude Desktop and noted that the simple addition of giving Model Context Protocol (MCP) permission to use one of your local folders...
Read moreGaming’s most fun sales data is full of old and obscure games
Every month, Circana video game analyst Mat Piscatella posts fascinating data about video game sales on Bluesky, highlighting trends like November’s historically bad month for game...
Read moreCrazy Old Machines
Al and I were talking about the IBM 9020 FAA Air Traffic Control computer system on the podcast. It’s a strange machine, made up of a...
Read moreGet ready for the AI ad-pocalypse
Of course ad agencies love AI commercials, this Kalshi ad only cost $2,000 to make. I’ll confess, with no shame whatsoever, that I really love ads....
Read moreA Decade In The Making, Time Slice Extension Could Be Merged For Linux 7.0
With the upcoming Linux 6.20~7.0 kernel cycle it looks like the time slice extension work could finally been merged, which has seen various attempts over the...
Read moreSet Up, Configure and Secure SSH on Debian 13 Linux in 30 Minutes
Learn how to install, configure, and secure SSH on Debian 13. Complete guide with SSH keys, firewall setup, and fail2ban protection. The post Set Up, Configure...
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