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Mohamed Zrouga4d ago • 5 min read
I'm not an ML engineer. I built one anyway.
Not because I wanted to — but because every tool I tried on ARM edge devices either needed the cloud...
#machinelearning#linux#security#go
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v. Splicer23h ago • 7 min read
Inside the New ESP32 Pocket Computer Underground
The Table Full of Half-Broken Machines At a flea market outside Asheville, between old CB...
#programming#linux#softwareengineering#iot
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Prajwal zore2d ago • 4 min read
How I Built My Own Shell From Scratch in C — Ion
I never really knew what a shell actually was until I switched my entire workflow to Linux and...
#c#linux#opensource#cli
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Nishant Mishra3d ago • 6 min read
OpenDev: From Zero Clients to Linux Independence – How I'm Building a One-Man Linux Revolution
Published: May 26, 2026 Author: Rico (Nishant Mishra) Reading time: 8 minutes Alpha Launch: July 4,....
#linux
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Huỳnh Lê Nhất Nghĩa5d ago • 3 min read
eBPF From Scratch: from the eBPF VM to writing your own tools (tested on a live Cilium cluster)
Right now, on one worker of a Kubernetes cluster I built, 140 eBPF programs are running inside the.....
#linux#kubernetes#devops#kernel
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SATYA SOOTAR13h ago • 10 min read
I Spent a Weekend Hunting Through Linux's File System and Here's What I Found
Most people learn Linux by memorizing commands. ls, cd, mkdir. But here's the thing, that barely...
#linux#filesystem
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Asesh3d ago • 3 min read
Why Doesn't Linux Break Every Week?
Linux has thousands of contributors. Yet some commercial applications with dedicated teams seem to....
#discuss#linux#opensource#softwareengineering
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Juan Torchia4d ago • 8 min read
Vivado 2026.1 and Linux: why this decision matters beyond the headline
Vivado 2026.1 looks like it's dropping Linux support for the free tier. Before you panic or dismiss ...
#english#docker#devops#linux
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Huỳnh Lê Nhất Nghĩa5d ago • 2 min read
Kubernetes From Scratch: build an HA cluster by hand (no kubeadm), then deep-dive every concept
Most Kubernetes tutorials start with kubeadm init or a managed cluster. You get a working cluster an...
#kubernetes#devops#linux#tutorial
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Diogo Martins5d ago • 5 min read
C# Networking Deep Dive with io_uring part 5 - Threadpool Rant
Part 5 was going to be about integrating on Kestrel, instead this is going to be a rant about...
#csharp#linux#networking#performance
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Hosni Zaaraoui4d ago • 6 min read
Tech Infrastructure & Security Weekly Digest
Welcome to this week's technical news analysis. This edition breaks down groundbreaking shifts in...
#cybersecurity#ai#agents#linux
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kent-tokyo5d ago • 6 min read
Rust in 2025-2026: From 'Most Loved Language' to Core Infrastructure
Rust has held the top spot in Stack Overflow's "most admired language" survey since 2016, nearly...
#rust#linux#programming#systems
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ALI MANSOOR5d ago • 3 min read
Inside a Real Production Server Breach
Just a normal day. 23rd May, 2026. Wake up in the morning, pick up my friend from his house, head t...
#cybersecurity#infosec#linux#security
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Jeremy Coe1d ago • 4 min read
Deskbrid: A Linux Desktop HAL Built Entirely by AI Agents
Deskbrid: A Linux Desktop HAL Built Entirely by AI Agents I wanted my AI to click a...
#hermesagentchallenge#devchallenge#agents#linux
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Mike Chen15m ago • 9 min read
fd vs find vs ripgrep: I Created 10,000 Files to Settle This Debate
fd vs find vs ripgrep: I Created 10,000 Files to Settle This Debate TL;DR: fd is ~2.5x...
#productivity#cli#linux#programming
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Karan Mali1d ago • 7 min read
The const enum that took down our payments
Three minutes That's how long I'd sit there every time I changed a file on our server....
#linux#performance#productivity#typescript
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Vivian Voss4d ago • 6 min read
GELI vs LUKS: Full-Disk Encryption, Two Shapes
The Unix Way — Episode 18 A laptop is left on a train. With full-disk encryption, the person who...
#freebsd#linux#encryption#devops
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Qimin Zhao6h ago • 4 min read
How to investigate suspicious SSH logins without giving AI a shell
A lot of Linux incident response starts with a login question, not a malware sample. Someone sees a...
#incidentresponse#linux#security#opensource
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Alan West3d ago • 5 min read
Why your VPS might be part of a botnet — and how to find out
How to detect when your servers have been compromised into attack infrastructure, with a step-by-ste...
#security#devops#linux#sysadmin
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Ishaan Mavinkurve1d ago • 6 min read
Dhrishti Part 1 - Building Runtime Observability for Distributed Systems
— written by a human! Recently at work, I worked on a major project - Multitenancy. Initially, we....
#programming#linux#go#distributedsystems
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Rabiul Islam5d ago • 4 min read
A mystery app showed up in my Ubuntu app drawer, and getting rid of it was annoying. So I built Showcase.
A while back I was scrolling through my Ubuntu 22.04 app drawer and noticed an app I didn't...
#linux#rust#showdev#opensource
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Artur5d ago • 5 min read
Carelo: A Modern Dual-Pane File Manager for Linux
Moving from macOS to Linux is usually easier than people expect. The terminal is excellent, package....
#linux#tooling#software#productivity
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Rençber AKMAN11h ago • 41 min read
Stage 0.4 — Linux Fundamentals
From Zero to Cybersecurity Professional | Complete Roadmap Series Series: Cybersecurity ×...
#beginners#cybersecurity#linux#tutorial
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ddupard4d ago • 9 min read
Building a comfortable workflow for debugging an old version of the Linux kernel
When you want to work on the Linux kernel, for example to see how an exploit acts (like Dirty COW on...
#linux#kernel#security
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