Five kinds of static code coupling
Last week I talked about connascence, a measure of the coupling of code. We all agree that loosely coupled code is good, but what that means isn’t always clear. Connascence helps us reason about how code is coupled. You can’t decouple your code i...
Five ways your code is coupled, for better or worse
Last week I talked about connascence, a measure of the coupling of code. We all agree that loosely coupled code is good, but what that means isn’t always clear. Connascence helps us reason about how code is coupled. You can’t decouple your code i...
WSL2 Vulnerability Could Lead To Elevating Local Privileges
Last week Microsoft released new versions of WSL2 for a yet-to-be-public security vulnerability affecting their Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 implementation. Those details around CVE-2025-53788 are now public for this vulnerability that could lead to e...
Orion Browser for Linux Now Has Working Tabs, Bookmarks
Work on the Linux port of Kagi’s privacy-focused Orion web browser just hit a new milestone, with the team updating interested users on the progress made in ‘Milestone 2’. “Since the completion of Milestone 1, the team has been focused on build...
Orion Browser for Linux Gets Exciting Progress Update
Kagi's privacy-focused Orion browser for Linux hits Milestone 2 with working tabs, bookmarks, and performance parity with GNOME Web/Epiphany. You're reading Orion Browser for Linux Gets Exciting Progress Update, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not rep...
Rubrik unveils ‘undo button’ for AI agent mistakes
Rubrik has announced Agent Rewind, software that provides visibility into agent actions and enables enterprises to undo agent mistakes by rewinding changes to applications and data. Announced August 12, Agent Rewind combines Predibase AI infrastructur...
