APT10, also known as Stone Panda, is a sophisticated Chinese state-sponsored cyber-espionage group that has been active since at least 2006. The group has seen several incarnations as an advanced persistent threat (APT) and is infamous for its exploits. Believed to be a well-funded and technically p...
Software and its Discontents, Part 3: Rising Cost and Elusive Success
This is part 3 in my “Software and its Discontents” series. This series is the product of speaking with a range of folks in the industry over several months about the sense that something about the current state of tech, startups and software has gone quite wrong.
To a great extent, memory management is based on making predictions: which
pages of memory will a given process need in the near future?
Unfortunately, it turns out that predictions are hard, especially when they
are about future events. In the absence of useful information sent back from
the future, memory-management subsystems are forced to rely on observations
of recent behavior and an assumption that said behavior is likely
to continue. The kernel's memory-management decisions are
opaque to user space, though, and often result in less-than-optimal
performance. A pair of patch sets from SeongJae
Park tries to make memory-usage patterns visible to user space, and to let
user space change memory-management decisions in response.
John Battelle's Search Blog Google Splits the Web Into “Commercial” and “Non Commercial” Search
Last week I was traveling – and being in four places in six days does not make for a good writing vibe. But today I’m back – and while the pace is picking up for the annual Signal…
Google A/I suggests that AI is a sustaining innovation for all of Big Tech; that means the real battle will be between incumbents and Big Tech on one side, and open source on the other.
This website shows a map of GitHub. Each dot is a project. Two dots within the same cluster are usually close to each other if multiple users frequently gave starts to both projects
History and future of Infrastructure as Code | End of Line Blog
In this article, I want to discuss Infrastructure as Code -
the history of the practice,
why it's important, what benefits does it bring,
and what innovations are being developed in this very active area of software engineering.
Can GitHub actions be used as a CI/CD for Terraform?
We had THE EXACT same question. We went and asked the r/terraform community this:
”Why are people using Terraform Cloud? I may be missing something, but why can't terraform just be run in GitHub Actions?
I feel that for 99% of companies, a terraform runner fundamentally only needs the