Earlier today, in federal court in Brooklyn, John Lowe and Richard Ringel pleaded guilty to securities fraud for their involvement in a multi-year insider trading scheme. Co-defendants David Cooper, a broker registered with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, and Randy Grewal pleaded guilty to securities fraud on September 22, 2025 and April 30, 2026, respectively. The proceeding was held before United States Magistrate Judge Taryn A. Merkl. When sentenced, the defendants each face a... Read more ›
I'm very pleased to announce the CoQ protocol: (command and) Control over QUIC. Drones, rockets and other robots often have separate channels for command & control (low-bandwidth data, telemetry...) and Read more ›
PRESS REVIEW – Monday, June 22: Papers discuss the expected departure of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. In France, the brutal heatwave didn't stop the massive street party, Fête de la Musique. Also: AI-generated influencers are flooding social media. Finally, can online chess mania replace doomscrolling? Read more ›
I am making my own systems programming language, called Tig. I want to write an OS kernel with it in the future. But i've been wondering why would I do that? Linux won, it seems there are no blue oceans left. Any ideas? Read more ›
Dennis Deacon - Saturday, May 23, 2026 at 9:47 AM Screen Reader Testing with JAWS and NVDA: Why Every Team Needs to Hear What Users Experience Automated accessibility tools have come a long way. They can flag missing alt text, low color contrast, and improperly structured landmarks in seconds. But there is something they will never be able to tell you: what it actually feels like to navigate your product without being able to see it. That insight only comes from sitting down, closing your eye... Read more ›
After 27 years of working with the Unreal Engine, De Jong sees the industry at a 'pivotal point' where it is 'strategic to come to terms with where this is heading.' Read more ›
Key takeaways The MIT License is a short permissive license. It lets recipients use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and sell software, provided they include the original copyright notice and license text in distributions. Organizations adopt it because legal review is straightforward compared with copyleft licenses. Operational risk remains in dependency trees, transitive packages, […] The post appeared first on . Read more ›
Along with the many x86/x86_64 improvements and some ARM64 architecture improvements (albeit slowed down by the AI/LLM noise affecting the development pace), the RISC-V architecture changes were merged last week for the ongoing Linux 7.2 kernel development... Read more ›
My take on Tailwind CSS: why it doesn't actually make styling simpler, where the complexity moves to, and when the tradeoff is worth it. Read more ›
The latest pg_clickhouse releases bring JSONB, date/time, and array function pushdown, plus HTTP result set streaming for lower memory usage. Read more ›
Microsoft Intune allows administrators to deploy and manage FileVault full-disk encryption for macOS 10.13 and later. The platform supports multiple deployment methods, including standard interactive prompts and automated enforcement during the Setup Assistant for devices on macOS 14 or newer. Encryption is standardized at XTS-AES 128-bit, which Apple considers sufficient for enterprise security requirements. <a href=" Read more ›
How workplace pressure, AI hype, and silent insecurity are pushing people to pretend they understand AI. Read more ›
🔍 Curated OSINT & recon toolkit for Kali Linux — 100+ tools, one-command installer, covering SOCMINT, GEOINT, network recon, dark web, forensics & more. 🔍 AWESOME OSINT ARSENAL The Ultimate Open-Source Intelligence + Security Toolkit 751+ tools · 50 categories · Multi-distro installers · Georgian OSINT · Termux support The most comprehensive OSINT and security toolkit on the internet — every tool with installation instructions or a verified link. ⚡ Get everything in one command git clone &... Read more ›
In the previous article, we saw WebProtégé for Team collaboration. In this, we will have proper hands-on on how to create a Ontology on… Read more ›
My infrastructure analyst agent was stuck in a loop I didn’t have a name for yet. It would write a SQL query with a hallucinated column name. The query would fail with a Postgres error. My error handler would fire back the real column list from pg_attribute. The agent would read it, acknowledge the correction in its reasoning trace, and then write the exact same wrong column name on the next attempt. Not a different wrong column. The same one. I started calling it the confabulation cascade. H... Read more ›
ast-grep Outline gives humans and coding agents a fast, syntax-aware table of contents for source code without building an index. Read more ›
A tutorial and walkthrough of how I implemented webmentions on my site, from setup to display, including webmention.io integration, Eleventy filters, CSS styling, and Bridgy for sending. Read more ›
Haskell for FPGA Hardware Design: Use abstractions like monads and lenses to implement 1970's retro-computing devices like arcade machines and home computers. Read more ›
Domain-specific languages (DSLs) are widely used for managing operating system security policies, yet manually authoring rules in such languages demands high expertise and is error-prone. This paper formalises the task of automatic DSL code generation from natural language descriptions - Text2DSL - as a distinct problem class, separate from Text-to-SQL and general-purpose code generation. We introduce the PolkitBench dataset comprising 4,204 ver... Read more ›