System Architecture

In order to find out which AI races should be prioritized for regulatory oversight, the researchers created an AI model that simulated various hypothetical scenarios for AI races.

What does the future of zero trust security look like? Companies are catching up especially with remote work and security must follow.

A look at the development process for Octopus Deploy's configuration as code implementation, as well as the design decisions and more.

One of the interesting development aims of Unity is creating solutions that move nearer to industry norms beyond games development. My previous article introduced Unity from the standpoint of an application developer looking to cross-develop at a higher presentational quality. Or perhaps just to build a game, as Unity is typically used for. Unity Technologies […]

How to use Ephemeral Containers to debug Kubernetes workloads with and without the kubectl debug command.

The Pi Hole project adds an entire new level of performance and security to our home network. Powered by Docker and a Raspberry PI I can now block all unwanted Ads and Metrics network wide.

While I’m not a programmer per se, I do use git almost daily and find it a great tool for source control and versioning of plain text files. But I don’t think there can be any doubt that it is not the easiest tool to use.

For many open source consumers the "logical units" being depended on are libraries. However, the libraries themselves are only a product of what consumers are actually depending on: people. Y...

The ID-mapped mounts feature was added to Linux in 5.12, but the general idea behind it goes back a fair bit further. There are a number of different situations where the user and group IDs for files on disk do not match the current human (or process) user of those files, so ID-mapped mounts provide a way to resolve that problem—without changing the files on disk. The developer of the feature, Christian Brauner, led a discussion at the 2022 Linux Storage, Filesystem, Memory-management and BPF Summit (LSFMM) on ID-mapped mounts.

Take a look at this annotated resource list to better understand 10BASE-T1L SPE - what it is, why it matters, and use cases.

We have looked at what we mean by cloud-native in an earlier post here . Recently we also looked at edge-native infrastructure here . While ...

Learn how to combine multiple C object files into single executable with dynamic libraries.

Mikrotik 100G is affordable and available.

When I write about web development, sometimes it feels like the parable of the blind men and the elephant. I’m out here eagerly describing the trunk, someone else protests that no, it’s…

Microsoft is launching yet another newly branded suite of products, this time in the secure identity and access space: Microsoft Entra.

Let’s have some fun assigning university majors to programming languages

This month, WedReduce takes a look at the great programmers --and adventurers of the space age.

Sponsored Feature Over the course of two decades, Intel drove the most important architectural change in the datacenter since the advent of the System/360

With polymorphic encryption, the data is encrypted in multiple forms, with multiple keys, with specific functions for the data associated with each encryption set.

Posted by Rebecca Gutteridge, Developer Relations Engineer on Android   Introduction With the release of Android 12 and Mater...

Katharine Jarmul discusses utilizing new distributed data science and machine learning models, such as federated learning, to learn from data at the edge.

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The Unreal Build Tool (UBT) official documentation explains how to integrate a third-party library into Unreal Engine projects in a very broad way without focusing on the real problems that are (very) likely to occur while integrating the library. In particular, when the third-party library is a pre-built binary there are low-level details that must be known and that are likely to cause troubles during the integration - or even make it impossible!

IT has scanners for everything: We scan for vulnerabilities and data leaks and scan networks. We should be scanning for secrets, too.

A lot of software management is still quick to blame incidents on human error over the complexity of those machines we’re interacting with.