Analysis Top Story: AI-Powered Threats and DefensesThe open-source ecosystem is facing a surge in AI-enabled cyber threats, with China’s new open-source model accelerating hacking risks. In response, the Linux Foundation launched Akrites, a project to defend critical open-source software against such threats. A separate initiative also targets vulnerabilities in end-of-life open-source software. This highlights a … Read more
Pietro Schirano, Founder & CEO of MagicPath sits down with Romain Huet to talk about pushing the creative edges of GPT-5.5 and using Codex to turn ideas into software.
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Looking to improve PostgreSQL performance and high availability? This session introduces Pgpool-II, the popular open source middleware that adds connection pooling, load balancing, query routing, replication support, and automatic failover to PostgreSQL deployments.
Learn how Pgpool-II works, its core architecture, and how it helps build scalable, highly available PostgreSQL clusters. We’ll cover connection pooling, read/write load balancing, replication management, failover and recovery, and performance optimization, with a live demo showcasing Pgpool-II in action.
Whether you’re new to PostgreSQL or designing production database infrastructure, this talk provides a practical introduction to one of the most widely used tools for PostgreSQL scalability and reliability.
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AI coding assistants are fundamentally changing how software gets built.
Developers can now generate applications, dependencies, infrastructure definitions, and deployment configurations faster than ever before. But while development velocity has accelerated dramatically, governance models still rely on manual reviews, disconnected tooling, and trust assumptions that no longer scale.
The result: organizations are deploying more software than ever — with less visibility into what’s actually moving through their delivery pipelines.
In this session, we’ll explore how AI-generated code is reshaping software supply chain risk, why traditional security approaches are struggling to keep pace, and what modern artifact governance should look like in high-velocity engineering environments.
We’ll discuss:
– Why AI-generated dependencies are creating new trust challenges
– The growing importance of artifact provenance and traceability
– How governance is shifting from static approvals to continuous verification
– Why software delivery pipelines are becoming critical security boundaries
– What platform and security teams must rethink as AI adoption scales
We’ll also share how organizations are approaching secure software delivery with integrated CI/CD, artifact governance, dependency protection, and policy-driven deployment controls.
Helpful resources for the webinar:
Ebook on Artifact Security – https://www.harness.io/resources/artifact-security-closing-the-gap-in-your-devsecops-strategy
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Fedora 44 vs Linux Mint 22.3 — two of the most popular and most loved Linux distros on the planet, going head to head. Fedora moves Linux forward. Mint makes Linux comfortable. But which one should YOU be daily driving in 2026? In this full Linux Mint vs Fedora comparison, I daily drove both Fedora 44 (GNOME 50) and Linux Mint 22.3 "Zena" (Cinnamon 6.6) and tested everything that actually matters.
We go head to head on the desktop and workflow (Cinnamon vs GNOME), what’s under the hood (kernel, Btrfs vs ext4, DNF5 vs APT), software availability (RPM, DEB, Flatpak), performance and RAM usage, Linux gaming (Steam, Proton, Nvidia drivers), stability and release models, the installer and setup experience, and finally my personal pick for the best Linux distro for you.
Whether you’re switching from Windows, hunting for the best beginner-friendly Linux distro, or chasing the cutting edge of desktop Linux, this Fedora 44 vs Linux Mint 22.3 showdown breaks it all down — no hype, just real daily-driver experience.
What we cover in this video:
– Cinnamon 6.6 vs GNOME 50 — desktop and workflow
– Under the hood — kernel, filesystem, package managers, security
– Software availability — RPM Fusion, DEB, Flatpak (and why Mint drops Snap)
– Performance and RAM usage on new vs old hardware
– Gaming — Steam, Proton, NTSYNC and Nvidia driver setup
– Stability and release models — Fedora’s 13-month cycle vs Mint’s LTS to 2029
– Installer and post-install setup
– My personal verdict — which one wins
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