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self-hostingIt's not a speed contest — it's a threat-model question. A practical decision framework for choosing between WireGuard's elegant simplicity and Xray's censorship-evading VLESS+REALITY, plus the management layer that keeps either one sane.
arch-linuxArch's 2026.10.01 ISO bundles kernel 7.2.7 and a month of rolling updates into 1.5 GB — but the official download page itself tells existing users to ignore it. Here's how to read a monthly snapshot like an operator, and what September's package storm means for your next pacman -Syu.
arch-linuxmkinitcpio 42 changed the measured boot state and silently invalidated TPM2-bound LUKS unlocks. Here's the re-enrollment drill to run before your next reboot.
browserMozilla's biggest visual refresh in years is the headline, but the update worth your attention hides underneath: a new TLS key-logging warning, a muscle-memory Tab change, and hardware AV1 offload for video calls.
emailTwo new enterprise policies let you disable Thunderbird's built-in chat client and cloud-upload FileLink feature across an entire fleet. It's the least flashy release note of the week — and the most important one if email is infrastructure.
devopsOn October 1 the PSF shipped the final Python 3.10 release. The interpreter on your Ubuntu 22.04 box will keep running, but it will never be patched again — here's how to find every copy hiding in your fleet and plan a boring, safe upgrade.
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