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Did Kubernetes break up cloud party? As the co-founder and CTO of cloud native hardware company Oxide Computing Company, Bryan

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Another btw, in the early blogosphere we had a motto -- watching them watch us watch them, etc. You aren't blogging if you aren't always considering what you're doing.

BTW, I was right about our respective ages. I am five years older, so we are of the same generation, but have taken different paths, but have arrived at basically the same place. And for what it's worth I voted for George W. Bush against Al Gore in 2000, but voted and worked for John Kerry in 2004.

Put another way, I don't think they know that there are hippie-type developers who believe in you and your free speech, and build accordingly. The web is the home page for that movement, and it's still there and ready to do the job it was built to do, and not feed your soul into the slurry-making machines.

I considered my Blogger of the Year award for 2025 very carefully, and yesterday did a podcast about my choice, David Frum, who is doing an outstanding job of adapting his work to the podcast medium, as it was intended to work. What finally made my decision easy was his last...

When I experimented with not federating my posts for a few months, I also accidentally muted everything from Mastodon. Now that I’m seeing everything again, I’m not sure my life is better. Perhaps there should be a preference to temporary hide external posts — Mastodon, Bluesky, Tumblr, etc.

The publisher is teaming with a company that claims its proprietary AI can ‘provide 2 to 3 times higher quality translations’ than other large language models.

Building on continual partnership work with the chip company, has pledged to offer “Day 0” support for Nvidia’s newly-announced Vera

The post Red Hat Customizes RHEL for Nvidia’s Vera Rubin AI Platform appeared first on The New Stack.

In the HBO show’s fourth season, Industry proves to be more prescient than it’s ever been.

Note: All of Jeanine Pirro’s dialogue below is taken from statements she has made on the record and accurately reflects the spirit in which they were delivered. - - - MODERATOR: It’s the anniversary of the January 6th riot at the U.S. Capitol, and although five years have pa...

Must-watch narrated bodycam video from Jan 6 Capitol riot. Maybe the saddest moment in American history, so far.

On Tuesday, ICE was allowed to continue using Medicaid data in deportation cases.

Here is a flowchart to determine whether you should be excited about the Japanese free agents coming to MLB this offseason.

Has your team signed one of them? Then hell yeah, brother, always root for your guys. The Chicago White Sox taking a swing on Munetaka Murakami was enough for my recently buried fandom to poke at least one finger out of the grave.

Current attempts to centralize the increasingly fragmented data ecosystem — which is distributed across vendors, infrastructure, architectures, and tooling —

The post Data in 2026: Interchangeable Models, Clouds, and Specialization appeared first on The New Stack.

In a move to help alert people to the spread of nearby blazes, Ring is partnering with Watch Duty to let users share their videos on the wildfire tracking app.

Some of the objects came from Steve Jobs’ childhood bedroom. They’re being made available by his stepbrother, John Chovanec.

Much like how a sailor, lost and withering at sea, at least gets the chance to see the world, Texas’ ailing Democrats will get the chance this year to recreate some of the magic of the 2018 midterms. You know the drill: Donald Trump’s in the second year of a presidential stint, and his megalomaniacal […]

The post Midterm Memo: The C-Team. Maybe B-. appeared first on The Texas Observer.

Winter is often the best time for bird-watching at bird feeders—here’s what ornithologists recommend to get the most out of the season.

The tyranny of government is the tyranny of the workplace is the tyranny of the home.

On this week’s episode of The Big Interview, the author of The Handmaid’s Tale talks about Elon Musk, political resistance, and why she still has hope for America’s future.