Guillem Cantallops

@imouthes
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IT Architect
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CLI tools in 2026

Let's talk about CLI tools. No, this post is not about AI.

Mare meva, iOS 26 🤮 Estic per comprar un Samsung 🤣 Els que me coneixeu sabeu que vaig alternant, i de vegades directament tenc un iPhone i un Android al mateix temps. No som fanboy de res. Però després de 5 anys amb Samsung ara duia uns 4 anys a la fase Apple. El nou iOS convida molt a canviar.

Now here’s a perspective!

By @benpate

KDE Linux - an immutable distro based on Arch from the KDE Community https://kde.org/linux/
KDE Linux

A free Linux®-based operating system built by KDE

Microsoft surprises MS-DOS fans with remake of ancient text editor that works on Linux
It's funny how useful a 34-year-old software design can still be.
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/06/microsoft-surprises-ms-dos-fans-with-remake-of-ancient-text-editor-that-works-on-linux/?utm_brand=arstechnica&utm_social-type=owned&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social
Microsoft surprises MS-DOS fans with remake of ancient text editor that works on Linux

It’s funny how useful a 34-year-old software design can still be.

Ars Technica

Zero Trust Login
How I Stopped Reading Your Data in my services

I build systems where not even the almighty admin (me) can read your data.
No backdoors. No db.users.find(). Just encrypted chaos. Beautiful, unreadable, untouchable chaos.

Security isn't magic, we are just scared to lose control.
If I'm debugging live prod data, I've already failed my architecture exam.

Many pretend to do the same using JWTs/JWKs. Cute. But let's be honest:
There's always someone with access. Production isn't a vault, it's just a cleaner sandbox.

Most systems cling to readable tokens, human friendly JSON, and debug services like a comfort blanket.
I don't.

Zero trust could work like this:

1. User signs up
➤ They give a password.
➤ I derive a unique key from that password.
➤ That key encrypts a randomly generated User Key.
➤ That User Key encrypts everything else (emails, usernames, secrets, hopes, dreams).

2. User logs in
➤ Same password = same derived key.
➤ That unlocks their User Key.
➤ That unlocks their encrypted data.
➤ Voilà. Magic. But not magic. Math.

3. Token generation
➤ It has no traceable info and All Session Data are encrypted with the backend-only key.
➤ It expires. Quickly.
➤ It is fingerprinted to the device/browser.
➤ You steal it? Good luck. Doesn’t work on your laptop, Dave.

👁️ Zero Visibility ≠ Zero Functionality
• 🔒 I can’t decrypt your data. Not even if I'm angry.
• 🛡️ Backend is stateless. Frontend is stateless. Token is everything.
• 👨‍💻 No user ID in memory. No session storage. No cookies.
• 🪪 You want access? Bring your password, WebAuthn, 2FA or other login methods.
• 🕵️ No OAuth weirdness, no redirect hell.
• 🧠 Works like OAuth, but with actual privacy. Not even a user ID is exposed
• ⚙️ Agnostic to used technologies - Cloud, OnPremise, SQL, NoSQL, doesn't matter.

Because security isn't magic. It's math, discipline, and just enough spite to not let anyone (including yourself) peek behind the curtain.

Until then, I'll be in the server room. Giggling at encrypted documents I can't read.

#ZeroTrust #Encryption #Security #Stateless #PrivacyByDesign #BackendOnlyAccess #NoRootForYou #Coding #Programming

Cyan has updated its entire "Myst" franchise for Apple Silicon, debuting native versions of "Riven" and "Myst III" on the Mac App Store for the first time.
https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/05/25/cyan-updates-myst-franchise-for-native-apple-silicon-performance?utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon
Cyan brings its Myst Trilogy to modern Macs, the Mac App Store

The development house behind such classic games as Myst and Riven has released the full trio of titles as Apple Silicon native apps, now available on the Mac App Store for the first time.

AppleInsider
SerenityOS Creator Is Building an Independent, Standards-First Browser Called 'Ladybird' - Slashdot

A year ago, the original creator of SerenityOS posted that "for the past two years, I've been almost entirely focused on Ladybird, a new web browser that started as a simple HTML viewer for SerenityOS." So it became a stand-alone project that "aims to render the modern web with good performance, st...

Microsoft Is Open-Sourcing Its Linux Integration Services Automation Image-Testing Service - Slashdot

An anonymous reader quotes a report from ZDNet: Would you believe Microsoft has announced a new Linux distribution service for its Azure cloud service? You should. For many years, the most popular operating system on Azure has not been Windows Server, it's been Linux. Last time I checked, in 2024, A...

"Domina rcctl en OpenBSD" por The OpenBSD guy
https://youtu.be/GGsxdfxDOkM
Master rcctl in OpenBSD

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