- CodePuns: DAD!
- DNS Belgium leaves AWS: This is a challenge most countries face with dealing with foreign tech companies that handles their data. Not too different from what the US is trying to do with Tiktok.
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Eleven Links of Note - January 10th, 2026
- Scientists find exercise rivals therapy for depression: I find that to be the case. If I don't exercise, I get crappy, sleepy, and lethargic. A matter of fact, I am being crappy, sleepy, and lethargic right now.
- How Samba was written: A story of how the samba protocol …
Eleven Links of Note - January 9th, 2026
- Breaking Boundaries - Kubernetes Namespaces and multi-tenancy: Namespaces are great for logically breaking up services and apps, but don't depend too much on them for security boundaries without doing some work.
- KubeVirt Live Migration Mastery: Network Transparency with Kube-OVN: Walk through …
Eleven Links of Note - January 7th, 2026
- AWS raises GPU prices 15% on a Saturday, hopes you weren't paying attention: Of note is that in general, AWS has not been cutting prices on computing for the last few years. Their newer CPU generation is more expensive and AWS is starting to charge more for newer …
Eleven Links of Note - January 4th, 2026
- Microsoft kills official way to activate Windows 11/10 without internet: Linux anybody? That said, it won't push the adoption of alternate platforms that much.
- Mastering DNF & YUM: Advanced Repository Management for RHEL/CentOS SysAdmins: Going the beyond the typical repo management of RPM-based systems.
- Keel: automation of …
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