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OpenZFS 2.4.4 Released: Linux 7.2 Support, MMP Pool Recovery, and Key Fixes

The OpenZFS project has published version 2.4.4. It’s a maintenance release for the cross-platform ZFS implementation, and the full change…

NetworkManager 1.58.1 Released: WPA3, DNS, DHCP and Security Fixes

NetworkManager 1.58.1 has been released as the latest update to the widely used Linux network management service. It’s a stable…

nstat vs netstat vs ss: Which One Tells the Truth in 2026?

For twenty years, the reflex for “what’s happening on my network?” was netstat -s. In 2026, that reflex is quietly…

PostgreSQL 18.6 Fixed 28 Security Issues—When Will Amazon RDS Support It?

On August 13, 2026, the PostgreSQL Global Development Group shipped an update to every supported branch—18.6, 17.11, 16.15, 15.19, and 14.24—alongside…

Claude PowerPoint Skills: Building Slide Decks with Your Coding Agent

“Can Claude actually make a PowerPoint?” is one of the most common questions asked about coding agents right now. The…

How to Fix “timed out waiting for input: auto-logout” in Linux

You’re in the middle of something, you glance away for a few minutes, and when you return your shell has…

How to Fix SSH “Permission denied (publickey,password)” in Linux

Introduction Few error messages are as frustrating — or as vague — as this one: You try to SSH into…

GitHub Actions Outage: Some Push and Pull Request Workflows Must Be Manually Replayed

What Happened On August 6, 2026 at 15:22 UTC, GitHub began investigating degraded performance in Actions. What followed was one…

A Missing PTR Record Sent Our Emails to Spam: A Week-Long Debugging Story

When Everything Looks Fine but Nothing Works It started with a Slack message from our sales lead: “Hey, a client…

What Is SELinux? A Complete Beginner’s Guide to Security-Enhanced Linux

What Is SELinux? SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) is a mandatory access control (MAC) security mechanism built into the Linux kernel. Originally…

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