Web Development History is an excellent resource on different aspects of web development history.

nzyme is an open-source WiFi IDS.

The latest stable release of Grafana comes with a new and improved pie chart panel, alerting support for Loki, a Grafana Tempoo backend data source, and many other improvements.

This short post explains how to use different git usernames and email addresses per directory.

The author discusses which supply chain attacks aren't covered by sigstore.

Nokia has transferred the copyright of Plan 9 to the Plan 9 Foundation.

This in-depth article shows how LinkedIn Engineering improved the capacity projections on their site.

»Cognitively-Oriented Approach to Improving Program Readability«

»z3 is a ZFS to S3 backup tool.«

Links is a text-based open-source web browser.

The Debian project released a fresh point release, including the latest bug fixes and security updates.

A new stable version of the popular desktop environment was released, the first one following the project's new versioning scheme.

The author gives some good reasons why the omnipresent DBMS should not be underestimated.

TCP Usage Guidance in the Internet of Things (IoT)

The performance impact of a new CPU scheduler for AMD EPYC in VMware vSphere 7.0 U2 is described in this document by VMware.

This is an interesting write-up of a PostgreSQL performance issue.

»Starting with Firefox 87, we set the default Referrer Policy to 'strict-origin-when-cross-origin' which will trim user sensitive information accessible in the URL.«

tz is a neat little timezone helper for the command-line.

runj, is a new experimental, proof-of-concept OCI-compatible runtime for FreeBSD jails.

Version 2 of Checkmk comes with an overhauled user interface.

Short post-mortem on a Grafana Cloud Prometrheus outage.

Deprecating TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1

AWS launched Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA).

This post explains the issue of DoS against regular expressions. The authors also introduce their tool regexploit, which helps analyze regular expressions against such vulnerabilities.

cosign is part of the sigstore project to make the open-source software supply chain more secure. In this post, the author describes how to use the cosign tool to sign container images.