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Real-time Ubuntu Is Free in 26.04: Who Should Actually Use It?
Canonical now says the real-time kernel is freely available from Ubuntu 26.04 onwards. That changes access, not the fact that most Linux users still do not need a… Read the guide
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eBPF Security Policies on Linux: Dynamic Kernel Security Without Recompiles
TL;DR New to Linux kernel security? Start with the What Is eBPF? section below, then jump to Getting Started for hands-on steps. Topic When to Use Key Tool… Read the guide
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RollerCoaster Tycoon (PC, 1999): A Dad’s Return to the Best Sim of Its Era
Revisiting Chris Sawyer’s 1999 PC masterpiece. 99% hand-written x86 assembly, 4+ million copies sold, and still one of the best management games ever made. Read the guide
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Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS Upgrade: Should You Jump to COSMIC?
System76 shipped the Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS upgrade on March 3, 2026. The real question is not whether COSMIC is interesting. It is whether you want your desktop to… Read the guide
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Kubernetes Manifest Security: Scan Misconfigurations Before They Reach the Cluster
Run Kubesec on manifests before deployment and catch risky defaults in YAML while they are still easy to fix. Read the guide
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Quake III Arena (PC, 1999): A Dad’s Return to Pure Multiplayer FPS
Revisiting Quake III Arena, id Software’s 1999 multiplayer FPS. 18 months, 9 people, and a skill ceiling nobody has meaningfully raised since. Read the guide
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Rust Coreutils and sudo-rs on Ubuntu 26.04: Will You Notice the Difference?
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS pushes Rust deeper into the default system path with rust-coreutils and sudo-rs. Here is where admins might notice, where they probably will not, and how… Read the guide
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SBOMs and Supply Chain Security: The DevSecOps Layer Most Teams Still Skip
Generate an SBOM, understand what it actually tells you, and make supply-chain security more than a vague dependency panic. Read the guide
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Gran Turismo on PS1 (1997): A Dad’s Return to the Real Driving Simulator
Revisiting Polyphony Digital’s 1997 PS1 racing masterpiece. 140 cars, licence tests, and five years of Kazunori Yamauchi development. Still the benchmark. Read the guide
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COSMIC Desktop in 2026: Hype, Reality and Who It Is For
System76’s COSMIC is now a real desktop story in 2026, especially since Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS shipped with it on March 3. Here is where the hype ends and… Read the guide
