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dtlsA high-severity DTLS memory leak, a quiet end-of-life for OpenSSL 3.0, and fourteen CVEs in one advisory — how to check whether your servers are exposed and what to restart after patching.
linuxCompressed swap in RAM sounds like a magic trick, but it's the cheapest performance upgrade for small VPSes and old laptops. Here's the 15-minute zram setup, the tuning that makes it work, and the honest limits of what it can do.
aiLinux 7.3-rc6 landed October 4, roughly two weeks out from the expected stable release. The bigger story of the 7.3 cycle isn't one feature — it's the flood of AI-assisted fixes that has quietly rewritten how the kernel gets built, and what that means for the machines you run.
sysadminA, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, and NS — what each one does, the mistakes that break your site, and how to read them like an operator.
encryptionA practical Restic playbook: encrypted, deduplicated backups in 25 minutes — plus the restore drill that separates real backups from wishful thinking.
cachyosSeptember's Steam survey puts an Arch-based enthusiast distro at 18.12% of Linux gamers. The upset matters less as a ranking than as a changing of the guard.
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