Nicolás Georger
Self-taught IT professional driving innovation & social impact with cybernetics, open source (Linux, Kubernetes), AI & ML. Building a thriving SRE/DevOps community at SREDevOps.org. I specialize in simplifying solutions through cloud native technologies and DevOps practices.
¡¿Espera, QUÉ?!
¿Recuerdas los días en que ejecutar un escritorio Linux completo significaba particionar discos duros, configurar gestores de arranque y sacrificar tu preciado fin de semana a los dioses de la administración de sistemas? Bueno, amigos, esos días se acabaron (más o menos). WebVM 2.0 te permite ejecutar
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Wait, WHAT!?
Remember the days when running a full Linux desktop meant partitioning hard drives, configuring bootloaders, and sacrificing your precious weekend to the gods of system administration? Well, friends, those days are over (sort of). WebVM 2.0 lets you run a complete Linux environment, including a desktop, entirely
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The AI community is in a frenzy -as usual-, and no, it's not about the latest sentient toaster meme. Apple, in its infinite wisdom (and let's be honest, occasional need to stir the pot), has been working with dropped a research paper that has everyone questioning
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Ah, privacy. That mythical beast we all chase in this digital jungle. You think incognito mode is enough? Honey, please. Your ISP knows what you had for breakfast, and they're judging. But fear not, my friend, for there's a solution for the truly paranoid: Whonix.
Whonix
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OpenTelemetry is transforming the landscape of mobile app observability, providing developers with powerful tools to monitor, understand, and optimize their applications. Embrace, with its open-source SDKs and commitment to community involvement, is at the forefront of this exciting evolution.
This episode of DevOps Paradox features Austin Alexander from Embrace (https:
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Oh No! Not My Printers! Exploiting CUPS on Linux: A How-to Guide (Just Kidding, Please Patch Your Systems)
Remember those carefree days when the most terrifying thing about printers was running out of ink at 3 AM just before a big deadline? Yeah, me neither. But hold onto your coffee
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The Linux community is abuzz with news of a potential Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability, sending chills down the spines of sysadmins and prompting frantic security checks. But hold on to your penguins, because things are a bit more complicated than they appear.
UPDATE 29-09-2024:
How to fix the Critical
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Data Science Stack: Your Out-of-the-Box Solution for ML Environments
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, has released Data Science Stack (DSS), a ready-to-use solution designed to simplify the setup of machine learning (ML) environments. This open-source tool is available on various platforms, including Linux distributions, Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), and
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Cyclops: Your Friendly Kubernetes UI
Ah, Kubernetes. The container orchestration platform that everyone claims to understand. If you're tired of wrestling with YAML files and deciphering cryptic kubectl commands, then buckle up, because Cyclops is here to save the day, and your sanity, so you don't
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Una vulnerabilidad grave en el GitHub Actions Workflow de Stripe permitió a un investigador obtener acceso al token de GitHub del repositorio. Esta vulnerabilidad, conocida como "Pwn Request", explotó la confianza depositada en los pull requests para obtener acceso no autorizado a información confidencial y realizar acciones como
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A severe vulnerability in Stripe’s GitHub Actions Workflow allowed a researcher to gain access to the repository's GitHub token. This vulnerability, known as "Pwn Request," exploited the trust placed in pull requests to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information and perform actions such as merging
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Los usuarios de macOS tienen varias opciones sólidas para ejecutar contenedores (containers), cada una con sus propias fortalezas. Revisamos OrbStack, Lima (Linux Machines) y Docker Desktop, comparando sus características, rendimiento y facilidad de uso para ayudarte a elegir la que mejor se adapte a tu flujo de trabajo de desarrollo.
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