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DIDimitar Ilievdimitaronai.com5h ago · 2 min read

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LPLeon Penningsblog.leonpennings.com9h ago · 17 min read

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LDLuca Del Puppoblog.delpuppo.net10h ago · 12 min read

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DADan Abelengineeringandcareering.co.uk8h ago · 6 min read

Secure it like you own it

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SHSohag Hasannotes.sohag.pro10h ago · 20 min read

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DGDeepak Goyalblog.deepakgoyal.ai1h ago · 6 min read

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OKOleh Kemblog.comparedge.com5h ago · 6 min read

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MGMike Guthrieblog.openziti.io18h ago · 13 min read

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PKPatrick Kearnsdotnetdigest.com8h ago · 14 min read

Should Your .NET App Expose an MCP Server?

AI features in .NET apps are starting to move past the simple chat box. At first, Devs usually adds one model call. The app sends a prompt, gets a response, and shows it to the user. That is easy enou

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DIDimitar Ilievdimitaronai.com5h ago · 2 min read

The Ultimate AI Guide for Linux Engineers - Book Review

If you're a Linux engineer trying to figure out where AI actually fits into your day-to-day work - not the hype, the actual workflow - this book delivers a solid, practical roadmap. It opens by ground

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LPLeon Penningsblog.leonpennings.com9h ago · 17 min read

Why Software Can't Tell You It's Wrong

Software architecture debates have a problem that most other engineering disciplines don't: the alternative was never built. When a bridge fails, the failure is physical, attributable, and measurable

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LDLuca Del Puppoblog.delpuppo.net10h ago · 12 min read

Automating my Codemotion Badge with Antigravity

Today, I wanna show you how to set up your devices with Antigravity using only the agentic mode, without touching any code. At the last CodeMotion Rome, I got my special badge. A CM Node, a special ha

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DADan Abelengineeringandcareering.co.uk8h ago · 6 min read

Secure it like you own it

I messaged the head of operations. After a short discussion and an inspection, he turned off a production system that had gone live the day before. This was not a paved path response. As the lead of a

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SHSohag Hasannotes.sohag.pro10h ago · 20 min read

The Claude Code Setup I Actually Use: 28 Plugins, Skills, and MCPs Worth Your Time

Last week I asked Claude Code to add a small feature to a project I'd been away from for a few days. It re-read half the repo to remember what it was looking at, wrote me three paragraphs explaining a

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DGDeepak Goyalblog.deepakgoyal.ai1h ago · 6 min read

AI's Value Compounds at the Task Layer, Not the Model Layer

When a team sets out to add AI to something, the first real argument is usually about the model. Which provider, which version, this one or the one shipping next month. It feels like the decision ever

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OKOleh Kemblog.comparedge.com5h ago · 6 min read

Why 70% of RAG Projects Never Reach Production in 2026

The demo lies because the dataset is polite A 50-document RAG demo is almost designed to succeed. The documents are clean, the questions are friendly, and the person demoing the system knows what to a

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MGMike Guthrieblog.openziti.io18h ago · 13 min read

Secure Your Kubernetes Workloads with Ephemeral Zero-Trust Identities

Creating connectivity across systems is painful. Ask me how I know! It might be a scheduled job that needs data from a database two clusters over, an AI agent that has to call an internal tool in a di

0

RPRudra Ponksheblog.realrudrap.dev11h ago · 11 min read

I Found the Live C2 Server Controlling Thousands of Infected Devices

If you've been following along, here's where we are: a spam SMS dropped an APK, the APK was a dropper that XOR-decrypted a multi-DEX container, HMAC-validated it, AES-decrypted it, and loaded the resu

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