Checking Your DNS Server in Linux – A Comprehensive Guide
In the intricate world of computer networking, the Domain Name System (DNS) acts as the internet’s phonebook, translating human-readable domain…
Linux Kernel 6.16 Released: What’s New and Why It’s Getting Great Reviews
“Last week was nice and calm… so I’ve tagged and pushed out 6.16 as planned.” That’s how Linus Torvalds casually…
Linus Torvalds’ Monitor Went Black — and Accidentally Revealed His Setup
For years, Linux users have speculated about what Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, actually uses as his daily development…
1.1.1.1 Went Down — Here’s What Actually Happened at Cloudflare
On July 14, 2025, something strange happened on the Internet. Cloudflare’s ultra-popular DNS service — 1.1.1.1 — suddenly stopped working. For over an hour,…
Apple Built a New Container Tool for macOS — Here’s Why It Actually Matters
WWDC 2025 is full of headlines — new macOS, shiny UI updates, and AI features galore. But quietly, Apple also…
Goodbye CVE? European Vulnerability Database EUVD Now Live
For years, most of the world has relied on the CVE system to track software vulnerabilities. It’s widely trusted, globally…
Bye Screen and Wget, Hello Tmux and Curl – Ubuntu Is Replacing Old Tools
Ubuntu Server is one of the most widely used Linux server distributions out there. Whether you’re spinning up cloud instances…
Linus Torvalds Says No to Enabling DAMON by Default — Here’s Why That Matters
Earlier this month, a subtle but significant change was quietly reverted in the Linux kernel’s development branch: a patch that…
Linus Torvalds Just Called Out 330 Unexpected Commits During Kernel Merge
Last weekend, something unexpected disrupted the calm routine of Linux kernel development. And it all started with a blunt message…
This New Linux Feature Opens a New Backdoor in Linux
Linux is known for being solid, secure, and transparent. That reputation didn’t come easy — it’s been earned over decades.…