Explore open-source systems, dependency ownership and the practical trade-offs of moving away from proprietary infrastructure. These episodes connect the architecture to the organizations adopting it.
AWS's new project spend limits stop resources at the cap and initially preserve your data. Its guide says project data is permanently deleted after 90 days paused without action. We unpack the limited
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The Dutch government is developing DAWO, a NixOS-based workplace intended to reduce dependence on foreign technology providers. The project brings together the operating system, office software and ad
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Android 17 QPR1 added 84 new APIs on September 15 — and for the next three months only Pixels may ship them. GrapheneOS says it is the first release since Honeycomb (2011) to add developer APIs withou
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Andon Labs launched Pion, a platform allowing autonomous AI agents with banking and phone access to run real-world businesses. They tested it on a San Francisco retail store and a Stockholm cafe — and
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A four-macro Rust crate with 260 million downloads adds one dependency, and `cargo build` runs a stranger's binary on your machine. August 20, 2026: arrayref 0.3.10 lands on crates.io depending on pro
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March 22, 2016, 21:30 UTC: a developer unpublishes all 273 of his npm packages after npm hands the package name "kik" to Kik, the messaging app, whose patent agent had promised "lawyers banging on you
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