Virtual Threads Arrive in JDK 21, Ushering a New Era of Concurrency(infoq.com)

274 points by ivanche 3 years ago | 441 comments

Vicuna on iPhone(mlc.ai)

75 points by tosh 3 years ago | 14 comments

AI chatbots used to create dozens of 'news' content farms(bloomberg.com)

27 points by anigbrowl 3 years ago | 7 comments

Codon: Python Compiler(usenix.org)

69 points by joak 3 years ago | 39 comments

A compact overview of JDK 21’s “frozen” feature list(vived.io)

149 points by mooreds 3 years ago | 143 comments

The Wonders of Postgres Logical Decoding Messages(infoq.com)

26 points by rbanffy 3 years ago | 1 comments

2026 will be my year of the Linux desktop(xeiaso.net)

767 points by todsacerdoti 9 months ago | 572 comments

Xe Iaso's blog note announcing a switch from Windows 11 to Fedora Linux as their main desktop OS in 2026, criticizing Microsoft's recent Windows changes.

New Linux udisks flaw lets attackers get root on major Linux distros(bleepingcomputer.com)

336 points by smig0 1 year ago | 227 comments

BleepingComputer news article about a udisks vulnerability that lets attackers gain root privileges on major Linux distributions.

Facebook has not been doing enough to comply with a 2020 privacy order: FTC(arstechnica.com)

464 points by isaacfrond 3 years ago | 265 comments

Ars Technica article on the FTC alleging Facebook violated its 2020 privacy order and proposing a ban on Meta monetizing data from minors.

Facebook is cooked(pilk.website)

1416 points by npilk 8 months ago | 777 comments

A personal blog post arguing that Facebook is now dominated by AI-generated slop content and has been abandoned by younger users.

Linux is good now(pcgamer.com)

1060 points by Vinnl 9 months ago | 847 comments

A PC Gamer opinion piece arguing Linux is now good enough for desktop use and urging readers to switch in 2026 to feel ownership of their PCs.

Several Linux kernel vulnerabilities accidentally posted to public mailing list(phoronix.com)

223 points by mrkn1 4 days ago | 89 comments

Phoronix news article reporting that Trend Micro's Zero Day Initiative accidentally posted several unpatched Linux kernel vulnerability reports to the public LKML.