Students have a lot of options when it comes to how to study and get their work done. Sure, you can go with Apple’s macOS, but there are also Windows and ChromeOS to choose from. Google’s ChromeOS can be found … Continue reading →

Today, billions of containers on clouds run the applications we use every day. And, while container technology dates back to 2000 with FreeBSD Jails and Solaris Zones, Docker, the open-source platform designed to simplify the creation, deployment,…Read More

Today, many Linux users would be shocked to know that there was once a lawsuit aimed squarely at Linux’s heart: Its intellectual property (IP). Some people even thought SCO’s lawsuit against IBM might end Linux. That didn’t happen, but it … Continue reading →

With VEX, you can use SBOMs to help secure your code. The good thing about software bill of materials (SBOM), pronounced SBOMB — is they show you a complete inventory of your application’s open source components. That’s great, but as … Continue reading →

Working out what’s what with your program’s open source elements can be a real pain in the rump. It can be really hard to track a software project’s open source dependencies and their security ramifications. Not that will come as … Continue reading →

I’m a writer. That means many of my fellow writer buddies are worried sick about losing their jobs. Indeed, no one will say, “We laid people off because we could replace them with ChatGPT for $20 a month.” But that’s … Continue reading →