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Chris Wanstrath put $1M into a nonprofit browser. I read the public bylaws out of curiosity. This is what stood out to me, for whatever that's worth.

What I use day to day on the desktop: Arch Linux, i3, Firefox, and a few other tools that have stuck around.

We used to click through to websites and open apps. More and more, a single assistant does the work in the background. Here is what that changes, and why it already happened with Google and Stack Overflow.

Exploring the chardet v7.0.0 controversy: Can an AI rewrite legally 'launder' a library from LGPL to MIT?

Most people know BuildKit as the thing that makes docker build fast. But BuildKit is a general-purpose build framework with a programmable architecture that can produce any artifact, not just container images. Here's how it works and how I used it to build Alpine APK packages.

The kernel CNA now assigns CVEs to almost every bug fix but refuses to score them. Manual triage can't scale; blind patching causes update fatigue. bootc (bootable containers) reconciles both: atomic updates, environmental triage by design, and patch-as-policy.