A developer rewrote the original Linux 0.11 kernel from scratch in idiomatic Rust — and it boots on QEMU. Here’s how to build and run it yourself, plus why this project matters for anyone interested in OS development.
Your npm Install Just Ran a Rust Infostealer: The jscrambler Supply Chain Attack and What It Means for Every Developer
On July 11, 2026, jscrambler 8.14.0 dropped a Rust infostealer through a simple npm install. Five malicious versions later, the developer ecosystem is still counting the cost. Here is what happened and what you need to do.
Ireland’s Data Centers Now Use 23% of the Country’s Electricity — And It’s a Warning for the AI Boom
Ireland’s CSO reports data centers consumed 23% of the country’s electricity in 2025 — more than all urban homes combined. Here’s what the AI energy crisis means for developers and the industry everywhere.
How to Stop AI Coding Agents from Destroying Your Work: A Complete Guide to Destructive Command Guard (dcg)
AI coding agents are powerful tools that can accidentally destroy uncommitted work with a single destructive command. Here’s how Destructive Command Guard (dcg) protects your projects from catastrophic mistakes.
Samsung Health’s ‘Consent or Delete’ Ultimatum: When Your Health Data Becomes AI Training Fuel
Samsung is forcing users to choose between allowing their health data to train AI or losing it entirely. This is what coercion looks like in the age of AI-powered wearables.