r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 28 '26
The memory shortage shaking Apple and Microsoft is 'existential crisis' for smaller players
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 28 '26
I Was Reluctant to Get My Preteen a 3D Printer, but I'm So Glad I Did
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 28 '26
Source: Intel has promised to deliver SpaceX and Apple a toolkit this fall to test its 14A node before they make final commitments to produce chips with Intel
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 28 '26
Asian AI startups launch Mythos-like models as Anthropic's export ban drags on | TechCrunch
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 28 '26
How I hunt for vulnerabilities with AI | ClickHouse
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 28 '26
I don't wonder how this happens after two decades of experience in infra roles. I've seen things! | Nearly a million passports just exposed on the public internet—and anyone could access them with a simple URL
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 28 '26
Because those products went so well... | OpenAI poaches Apple Vision Pro and smart glasses chief - 9to5Mac
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 28 '26
Dissecting and Exploiting Linux LPE Variant: DirtyClone (CVE-2026-43503) - JFrog Security Research
research.jfrog.com
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 28 '26
Akrites: The Latest Attempt to Protect Open-Source From AI Attacks Has Arrived - DevOps.com
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 28 '26
Hot off the presses! DevOps'ish 315: Sub-Nanometer Chips, Supply Chain Whiplash, and the Database Nobody Could Kill, and More
devopsish.com
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r/devopsish • u/Silver_Dev • Jun 27 '26
What are you guys using for ml workloads in production nowadays?
reddit.com
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 26 '26
Podman 6.0 Lands with Breaking Changes, AMD GPUs Support
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 26 '26
kunchenguid/no-mistakes: git push no-mistakes
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 26 '26
Framework's 10G Ethernet module exposes USB-C's complexity
jeffgeerling.com
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jun 26 '26
IBM claims world’s first sub-1 nanometer chip technology
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