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distroTwo years after its last ISO, siduction returns with a fresh snapshot of Debian Unstable: kernel 7.2.11, Plasma 6.7.4, Xfce 4.20, and a lean three-edition lineup. The real question is who should actually run it.
linuxOpenSSL 4.1.0 shipped on October 23 with native DTLS 1.3, GREASE, and faster post-quantum math — and it's ABI-compatible with the 4.0 line, so here's how to roll it out without breaking anything.
cliYour shell, your editor, your aliases — they all live in config files your backup probably ignores. Here's a 20-minute playbook to version your dotfiles with git and deploy them with GNU Stow, without leaking a single secret.
kernelTrend Micro's Zero Day Initiative accidentally posted six unpatched Linux kernel vulnerability reports to the public LKML. Two of them are CVSS 9.0 remote-code-execution flaws in the kernel's SMB server with no fix in mainline yet. Here's the operator's checklist while the clock runs.
cliDocker's always-on root daemon is the scariest process on your server. Here's the exact, tested path to rootless Podman — images, volumes, compose files, and all — with nothing left behind.
securityVercel's October 14 out-of-band update closes two unauthenticated RCEs rated CVSS 9.5 — one hiding in `use cache`, one in your image pipeline — plus a Server Actions DoS. Here is the operator's order of operations.
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