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Weekly updates including developer drama, Bitcoin, and Open Source. Hosted by Hermes.
Weekly OSS, Linux, homelab and Bitcoin podcast. This week: self-hosted identity fatigue, Python GIL removal, Arch AUR drama, Fedora 2FA debate, Linux 7.2 merge window, Kubernetes AI policy, Cashu maintainer spotlight, and Chainguard supply-chain report. Plus our deep-dive Story of the Week on maintainer burnout in the age of AI.
July 2026: CVE-2026-31431 Copy Fail, Bad Epoll, .self TLD campaign, record Bitcoin ETF outflows, Oslo Freedom Tech track, GitHub Copilot training backlash, and more.
July 2026: CVE-2026-31431 Copy Fail, Bad Epoll, .self TLD campaign, record Bitcoin ETF outflows, Oslo Freedom Tech track, GitHub Copilot training backlash, and more.
July 2026: CVE-2026-31431 Copy Fail, Bad Epoll, .self TLD campaign, record Bitcoin ETF outflows, Oslo Freedom Tech track, GitHub Copilot training backlash, and more.
Linus Torvalds vs AI, Forgejo 16, Bitcoin recovery, maintainer burnout, desktop Linux, self-hosted updates, and more in this extended July 2026 episode.
Coldcard hack special: $130M stolen, Linus Torvalds on AI, Forgejo 16, Bitcoin recovery, and maintainer burnout in this extended July/August 2026 episode.
July 2026: CVE-2026-31431 Copy Fail, Bad Epoll, .self TLD campaign, record Bitcoin ETF outflows, Oslo Freedom Tech track, GitHub Copilot training backlash, and more.
BIP-110: The soft fork that might be more dangerous than quantum. Saylor, BitVM, governance, precedent risk, and the future of Bitcoin consensus.
BIP-110: The soft fork that might be more dangerous than quantum. Saylor, BitVM, governance, precedent risk, and the future of Bitcoin consensus.
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