Rabbit’s Next AI Gadget Is a ‘Cyberdeck’ for Vibe Coding
Ah man, here we go again.
SSH has no Host header - exe.dev blog
A dive into how we share IPs between VMs while making SSH work.
Alex White | Organic Software
The source code was the moat. But not anymore – Vallified
Last week I started using some of the new coding agents properly. Not in a careful, experimental way, but properly -- for three days on rqlite. Claude Code. Copilot CLI. Tools I had yet to fully integrate into how I write software. If you know the Star Trek episode The Doomsday Machine -- where Kirk…
Technology: The (nearly) perfect USB cable tester does exist
Your USB cables may lie to your PC. Let me show you how to catch those.
What’s up with all those equals signs anyway?
For some reason or other, people have been posting a lot of excerpts from old emails on Twitter over the last few days. The most vital question everybody’s asking themselves is: What’s …
The Big Crunch
Accessible personal websites are easier than you think
A lot of people in the small web space have a tendency to get intimidated by the idea of making their website accessible. This, of course, results in many websites being inaccessible for many people. But when you’re just one person, meeting the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) is
‘Frankly we’re a bit lucky’. Thomson Reuters CTO on making money from GenAI
Kirsty Roth is CTO of Thomson Reuters, the content-driven technology powerhouse that provides information and tools for the professions, a position that puts her in ...
I Didn’t Need AI for This Project. I Needed a Cron Job (So I Used GitHub Actions)
If you need something to run every week and you’re tired of being the scheduler… Use GitHub...
“Unsituated knowledge” and the lack of a “world model” in so-called “AI"
In 1988, Donna Haraway proposed the concept of "situated knowledges" grounded in individual and community perspectives, as opposed to knowledge grounded in "a conquering gaze from nowhere". Gary Marcus has criticized Large Language Models and what Emily M. Bender and Alex Hanna call their "synthetic text-extruding machines" (STEMs) for lacking
Will AI Make Package Managers Redundant?
Following the prompt registry idea to its logical conclusion.
What Tailwind teaches us about open source in the age of AI
The rise of AI coding tools is a stress test on open source software business models.
Why Tech (&) Media is complicated
After I published my “velocity is the new authority” essay, a reader and dear friend emailed and asked if my framework explained the fraught relationship between media and the technology …
Netskope One - Cloud-native Converged Security & Networking
The Netskope One security cloud provides real-time data and threat protection when accessing cloud services, websites, and private apps from anywhere.
La Suite numérique
La Suite numérique is a set of open-source applications for digital collaboration and teamwork. It offers modern solutions for the digital workplace. - La Suite numérique
Why I'm Leaving Big Tech
A tech worker's reflections
Substack Raised Another $100 Million, Which, I Bet, Is Already Being Flushed Down the Same Toilet as Their First $100 Million
I firmly believe one could build a very nice business taking 10 percent of subscription revenue for a blogging/newsletter platform, if you could get as nice a roster of popular writers to build on the platform as Substack has. I do not think that’s a $1 billion business, though.
Substack Did Not See That Coming
Let’s set Substack’s “Nazi problem” aside for a moment. What if the bigger issue is being stranded on a collapsing platform... with a bunch of Nazis?...
Dario Amodei — The Adolescence of Technology
Confronting and Overcoming the Risks of Powerful AI
DevOps: The Never-Ending Story - DevOps.com
A reflective take from Alan on why DevOps endures, adapts, and remains a human-centered practice in an era of platforms and AI.
jQuery 4.0 released, first major version since 2016 • DEVCLASS
The jQuery team has released version 4.0, described by lead developer Timmy Willison as the “first major release […]
What is egoless programming?
How ego-driven decisions cause software teams to fail, and how egoless development builds trust, better collaboration, and stronger products.
Got Ideas For Growing The Open Social Web? Bring Them.
Register here for our Growing the Open Social Web Un-Workshop. For over three years now, since Elon Musk decided to spend $44 billion turning Twitter into his personal playground, we’ve been …
Velocity Is the New Authority. Here’s Why
Why does everyone feel overwhelmed by information? Why does it feel impossible to trust what passes through our streams? We tend to blame individual publications, specific platforms, or b…
What if AI is both really good and not that disruptive?
The moderate case on AI
Hardened containers don't fix a broken software supply chain
Hardened containers are like patching a leaky pipe rather than truly solving the problem. The real fix is building trusted software from the source.
Why agentic LLM systems fail: Control, cost, and reliability
In production, autonomy can lead to serious problems like runaway costs and silent policy violations. Learn why a control-first architecture is the key.
Context is AI coding's real bottleneck in 2026
The context gap is what actually determines how much of AI's potential productivity gain your team captures this year.
Developer proves AI agents can be reprogrammed via new exploit
A zero-click vulnerability in the tasks.json file allows attackers to silently hijack Cursor’s instructions across code repos.