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- Requiem for Medusa (Galaxy's Edge) (Tyrus Rechs: C...
- Good primer for DevSecOps threat modeling
- Arbitrary dates destroy software and service value
- Exhalation Stories by Ted Chiang
- Tinkerers by David Brinn
- in case you need even more overwhelming medical da...
- Automatically delete your stale feature flags
- Learn Linux
- A new volume of ThoughtWorks' "Tech Radar" series
- Windows Package Manager -- Linux assimilation cont...
- NoOps, DevSecOps, Cloud Functions, Serverless
- Tales from the Planet Earth, edited by Frederik Po...
- ship's log (Alliance book 1) by Lawrence P White
- Hatching the Phoenix by Frederik Pohl (1999)
- continuous integration build times
- Positive Results: Time to Sell Gilead (GIL) stock?
- Foundations of Behavioral Economics' Cognitive Bia...
- All of our computer hardware is riddled with exploits
- even more good news about our genocidal war agains...
- Compliance as Code in Terraform: behavior driven d...
- Helm 3: simplifying secrets
- DevSecOp: Information Security concepts
- Observability (again)
- How not to apply machine learning (AI) to Ops: AI-...
- Why Your Private Cloud is a Terrible Idea
- Dial Out -- Zoom Features you should be using (1 o...
- The Reality Dysfunction by Peter F Hamilton
- Istio services mesh resource list
- Deserted Island DevOps
- Tekton Toolkit
- Absolute Beginner's Guide to git actions from pull...
- internal "platform" products
- 5 terrible AWS services you should avoid -- for now
- Lots of good news!
- security anti-patterns in your dev-ops design
- Reminder about Testing Accuracy in a population
- continuous delivery oppa gitops style!
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- Good news about vaccine development
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