In retro-computing, where every board is equal parts memory and archaeology, few badges spark as much nostalgia as Sound Blaster. That’s why the latest “miracle” on Adrian’s Digital Basement —the
The story is painfully familiar: months of velocity, features shipping, happy early customers… then the product turns fragile, every deploy feels like Russian roulette, and new features break three old
The AWS N. Virginia (us-east-1) interruption on October 19–20 did more than set off pagers: it exposed how fragile an architecture can be when the control plane depends on a
Monday’s AWS outage (Oct 20) once again showed how fragile our digital fabric becomes when too many parts hinge on the same point. In Spain, services as diverse as Bizum,
How far can a Reddit moderator’s power stretch when they control the industry’s main watering hole? The dispute pitting Codesmith, a coding bootcamp that once reported $23.5 million in revenue,
KDE returns with a version that doesn’t try to reinvent the desktop—it tries to make it feel finished. After 29 years of development, the community ships Plasma 6.5 with a
Muon Space will integrate Starlink’s mini laser terminals into its Halo™ satellite platform, giving customer constellations persistent, high-throughput, low-latency connectivity in orbit. The deal effectively plugs Muon’s spacecraft into Starlink’s
When AWS US-EAST-1 sneezes, half the internet catches a cold. That was the story again during the latest large-scale incident: elevated error rates and latency across multiple services in N.
Long before likes, stories, and full-screen vertical videos, there were 56k modem screeches, busy phone lines, and monochrome terminals. The history of social networks doesn’t begin with Facebook or TikTok:
In a world where email easily devours the workday, Inbox Zero arrives with a clear proposition: an AI-powered personal assistant for email, open source and self-hostable, that organizes the inbox,
