I’m the kind of person who runs computing hardware until it’s dead, dead, dead. I mean, I still have a 1984 KayPro luggable that boots. I keep that one because of nostalgia, but I also have more than a dozen … Continue reading →

Rocky Linux is on a roll. A few days after Rocky Linux 9 arrived, Google Cloud recommended Rocky Linux as a replacement for CentOS 7. Now, CentOS 7, unlike CentOS 8, which got an abrupt end of life in December … Continue reading →

As far as I’m concerned, basic user security starts with multifactor authentication (MFA). Yes, many developers disagree. For them, MFA is just one more annoying step in their developer pipeline. And, yes, MFA can be compromised. Boy, do I know … Continue reading →

Looking for a CentOS 7 replacement? Google Cloud suggests you look at Rocky Linux. Want to bring your old PC or Mac back to life? You can revive it from the dead with Google ChromeOS Flex. Rocky Linux is more … Continue reading →

Want to bring your old PC or Mac back to life? You can revive it from the dead with Google ChromeOS Flex. The next-generation IBM z16 comes with an IBM Telum processor for real-time AI insights. Microsoft has its own … Continue reading →

Hybrid working will fail if employers keep ignoring the needs of disabled workers Read now A little over a year ago, Rocky Linux arrived, and it was an instant hit. Rocky Linux, the brainchild of CentOS co-founder and high-performance computing … Continue reading →