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2026

The Linux Kernel at 35: How Open Source Became the Infrastructure Layer of the Entire Internet

The Linux Kernel at 35: How Open Source Became the Infrastructure Layer of the Entire Internet

February 24, 2026

The Most Important Software Project in History In August 1991, a 21-year-old Finnish computer science student named Linus Torvalds posted...

The IoT Botnet Crisis: How Billions of Connected Devices Became the Internet’s Biggest Weapon

The IoT Botnet Crisis: How Billions of Connected Devices Became the Internet’s Biggest Weapon

February 24, 2026

Over 20 Billion Devices, Minimal Security The numbers have crossed a threshold that makes the problem structural, not anecdotal. IoT...

Infrastructure as Code in the AI Era: How Terraform, Pulumi, and AI Copilots Are Changing Cloud Operations

Infrastructure as Code in the AI Era: How Terraform, Pulumi, and AI Copilots Are Changing Cloud Operations

February 24, 2026

The IaC Landscape Has Never Been More Contested Infrastructure as Code has evolved from a DevOps best practice to the...

GraphQL vs. REST in 2026: The API Design Debate That Won’t Die

GraphQL vs. REST in 2026: The API Design Debate That Won’t Die

February 24, 2026

The Debate That Refuses to Resolve Few technical debates in software engineering have persisted as stubbornly as GraphQL versus REST....

GitOps and Immutable Infrastructure: How ArgoCD and Flux Are Making Deployments Declarative

GitOps and Immutable Infrastructure: How ArgoCD and Flux Are Making Deployments Declarative

February 24, 2026

From Push-Based CI/CD to Pull-Based GitOps Traditional continuous deployment follows a push model: a CI pipeline builds the application, runs...

The Gig Economy Reckoning: How Global Labor Classification Laws Are Reshaping Platform Work

The Gig Economy Reckoning: How Global Labor Classification Laws Are Reshaping Platform Work

February 24, 2026

Hundreds of Millions of Workers, One Unresolved Question The scale of global platform work defies easy measurement. Survey-based methods estimate...

The Four-Day Work Week in Tech: Pilot Results, Productivity Data, and Why More Companies Are Making It Permanent

The Four-Day Work Week in Tech: Pilot Results, Productivity Data, and Why More Companies Are Making It Permanent

February 24, 2026

The Evidence Is In The largest controlled trial of the four-day work week in history concluded with a result that...

The Environmental Regulation of Big Tech: Carbon Reporting, Scope 3 Emissions, and the Cloud’s Climate Footprint

The Environmental Regulation of Big Tech: Carbon Reporting, Scope 3 Emissions, and the Cloud’s Climate Footprint

February 24, 2026

The Inconvenient Numbers The tech industry has cultivated a green image — paperless offices, video calls replacing flights, efficient cloud...

The Engineering Manager’s Dilemma: Career Path, Compensation, and Why the Best Engineers Don’t Always Make the Best Managers

The Engineering Manager’s Dilemma: Career Path, Compensation, and Why the Best Engineers Don’t Always Make the Best Managers

February 24, 2026

The Fork in the Road That Defines Tech Careers At some point between the third and seventh year of a...

Election Cybersecurity in the Age of AI: How Democracies Are Defending the Vote

Election Cybersecurity in the Age of AI: How Democracies Are Defending the Vote

February 24, 2026

The Largest Democratic Exercise in History Met Its Largest Cyber Threat The 2024 election cycle was unprecedented in scale and...

Attacking the Internet’s Backbone: DNS Hijacking, BGP Attacks, and Infrastructure-Level Threats

Attacking the Internet’s Backbone: DNS Hijacking, BGP Attacks, and Infrastructure-Level Threats

February 24, 2026

The Trust Problem at the Internet’s Core The internet’s two most fundamental protocols — BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) and DNS...

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