Linux 6.18 is now officially out, and it’s not just another end-of-year release. Everything points to this version becoming the next Long-Term Support (LTS) kernel for 2025 – the branch
Some technologies vanish quietly. Others refuse to die—because the real world keeps using them long after the consumer market has moved on. GPIB, short for General Purpose Interface Bus, is
In the crowded world of coding fonts – long dominated by names like Fira Code, Cascadia Code or JetBrains Mono – one project has quietly built a devoted following: Victor
When a service starts lagging, an API times out, or a client insists that “the Internet is broken”, many ops teams still look only from their own side: internal graphs,
For years, OCR has been a necessary evil: fine for “getting text out,” but infuriating the moment a document looks like real life… meaning dense tables, multi-column layouts, forms with
For years, ffmpeg has been the Swiss Army knife of digital audio and video. It converts formats, trims clips, changes codecs, extracts audio tracks, generates thumbnails and powers countless streaming
In the self-hosting world, there’s a problem that shows up sooner or later: credential sprawl. One app has one login, another app has another, and before you know it you’re
Spinning up a modern admin panel is usually as necessary as it is uninspiring. Lists, forms, charts, authentication, user management… almost every web project ends up needing something like this,
Docker Inc. has announced a major change to one of its security-focused offerings: Docker Hardened Images (DHI) are now available for free. Docker, the company behind the Docker engine and
JSON has been with us for two decades as the lingua franca of APIs. But in the era of large language models with huge context windows, every character counts… and
