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Also in this series: The Four Horsemen of the LLM Apocalypse The people vs the AI overlords After ranting and railing about LLMs or "AI" as the optimists (or accelerationists?)

Also in this series: The Four Horsemen of the LLM Apocalypse A more nuanced view of LLMs In a post to oss-security, my (Debian) co-developer Russ Allbery stated that "open source software [OSS] is coming face to face with a motivation crisis that has been…

Also in this series: The people vs the AI overlords A more nuanced view of LLMs I have been battling Large Language Models (LLM1) for the past couple of weeks and have struggled to think about what it means and how to deal with its fallout.

Today I have made the tough decision of retiring the Wallabako project.

This is a copy of an email I used to send internally at work and now made public.

This is also known as: "ifconfig is not installed by default anymore, how do I do this only with the ip command?"

In the Tor Project system Administrator's team (colloquially known as TPA), we've recently changed how we take decisions, which means you'll get clearer communications from us about upcoming changes or targeted questions about a proposal.

What if I told you there is a way to configure the network on any Linux server that: works across all distributions doesn't require any software installed apart from the kernel and a boot loader (no systemd-networkd, ifupdown, NetworkManager, nothing) is…

During 2025-03-21-another-home-outage, I reflected upon what's a properly ran service and blurted out what turned out to be something important I want to outline more.

I originally setup a machine without any full disk encryption, then somehow regretted it quickly after.