Hey U.S., please see:
Getting rid of a president sending troops against his own citizens is possible. And getting him into jail for his crime too...
| https://www.linkedin.com/in/wright-christopher/ | |
| SWT | https://swtechpartners.com/ |
| JOLT Cyber Challenge | https://www.venturecenter.co/entrepreneurs/programs/jolt/ |
| Central Arkansas Hackers | https://www.meetup.com/Central-Arkansas-Hackers/ |
Hey U.S., please see:
Getting rid of a president sending troops against his own citizens is possible. And getting him into jail for his crime too...
You don't need to pay Apple or start a new subscription to unleash your creativity. We asked creatives what free software they use to get the job done and here are their picks.
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@wrightca amazing list! I will have to get some of these added.
I will add a few more below, but this one was shared by a coworker. This is a great post.
#BrendanGregg
https://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2017-11-13/brilliant-jerks.html
Since you had more news sites will add more blogs:
- https://www.schneier.com/
- https://churchofturing.github.io/the-enterprise-experience.html
- https://labs.watchtowr.com/
- https://lwn.net
- https://www.xda-developers.com/
- - this good and bad article, but like it for project ideas.
Microsoft Office has been replaced by "Microsoft 365 Copilot App" 🙄 (not a joke, see office.com)
Fortunately there are many good alternatives on the Fediverse:
➡️ @libreoffice - Free open source office suite, can be used entirely offline
➡️ @CollaboraOffice - Online fork of LibreOffice, upstream contributor
➡️ @nextcloud - FOSS personal cloud including collaborative office tools
➡️ @CryptPad - FOSS online office suite with maximum privacy
(via @jbz )
@DenverSec Here's my tech & sec list:
Hardware
- Hackaday blog
- Liliputing
Security
- BleepingComputer
- Dark Reading
- Hackread
- Huntress Blog
- Krebs on Security (of course)
- Malwarebytes Unpacked
- Metacurity
- Security Affairs
- The Hacker News
Tech
- 9to5Linux
- Adventures in Linux and KDE
- Ars Technica - All content
- Engadget
- Fedora Magazine
- It's FOSS
- LinuxGizmos.com
- OMG! Ubuntu!
- Phoronix
- selfh.st
- The Linux Experiment
- This Week in GNOME
- This Week in TUXEDO OS
I'm looking forward to seeing suggestions!
Dear contributors to projects I work on,
If you are programming with LLMs under the assumption that they will fill in the gaps in your own abilities, I can assure you that they will not. I prefer to not spend my time reviewing code you submit that you do not understand.
Thank you,
Jeremy
Linux is good now. The author had enough of Windows and Microsoft shenanigans. I'm brave enough to say it: Linux is good now, and if you want to feel like you actually own your PC, make 2026 the year of Linux on (your) desktop