MS-DOS 4.0 Source Code Now Open Sourced on GitHub!
Calling all tech fans! Let’s take a trip down memory lane. Microsoft just released the source code for MS-DOS versions 1.25, 2.0, and 4.0 on GitHub. What is MS-DOS? Remember those old text-based computer screens? MS-DOS, the Microsoft Disk Operating System, was the king back then. It let you run programs, manage files, and basically…
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IBM Goes Big on Cloud with $6.4 B HashiCorp Acquisition
Big Blue Doubles Down on Cloud with Major Acquisition In a move that sent ripples through the tech world, tech giant IBM (NYSE: IBM) announced its acquisition of HashiCorp (NASDAQ: HCP) for a staggering $6.4 billion. This strategic purchase, finalized on April 24th, 2024, marks IBM’s commitment to expanding its cloud-based software offerings and capitalizing…
HITRUST 2024 Update: Stronger Security, Simpler Compliance
HITRUST, a leader in information security and compliance, recently announced a significant update to its renowned framework. Version 11.3.0 of the HITRUST Framework (HITRUST CSF®) bolsters its position as a comprehensive and up-to-date solution for organizations navigating today’s complex cybersecurity landscape. What is the HITRUST Framework? The HITRUST Framework stands as a robust, scalable, and…
Mastodon: A Twitter Alternative
Are you tired of the drama and limitations of Twitter? If so, you might be interested in Mastodon, a free, open-source social media platform that’s gaining popularity. What is Mastodon? Think of Mastodon as a Twitter alternative built on a network of independent servers. Unlike Twitter’s centralized model, Mastodon gives users more control and flexibility….
Ngrok Dev Roundtable: Kubernetes Operator Update & Live Demo
Calling all developers! Join the next Developer Roundtable on Tuesday, April 30th, 2024, at 10:00 AM PT. It’s your chance to connect with the ngrok community, explore the platform’s latest features, and get expert insights directly from the team. Here’s what awaits you: Don’t miss this opportunity! Register now and unlock the full potential of…
Optimize Your AKS Workloads Today! Free Webinar
Master AKS, boost developer productivity and save costs. This free, 90-minute virtual workshop on April 10th dives into using Spot by NetApp and Pulumi to optimize your Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) workloads. What You’ll Get: Register Now Date: April 10, 2024 Time: 9:45 PM GMT+5:45Duration: 90 minutes Don’t miss out! Take your AKS environment to…
Experience the New Way to Cloud at Google Cloud Summit India
Unleash the Power of Cloud Innovation in Mumbai Get ready to explore the future of cloud computing at the exclusive Google Cloud Summit India, taking place on May 17th, 2024 at the Grand Hyatt in Mumbai. This invitation-only in-person event brings together the cloud community for a day of learning, connection, and innovation. Why Attend?…
Microsoft Azure releases Retina for Container Observability
The Microsoft Azure Container Networking team has unveiled a powerful new tool: Retina. This open-source project empowers DevOps engineers and administrators with a cloud-native container networking observability platform. In short, Retina helps you see, understand, and troubleshoot how workloads communicate across your various environments. Key Features of Retina Getting Started with Retina Open Collaboration for…
Level Up Your Coding: Local Autocomplete in JetBrains 2024.1
JetBrains just released version 2024.1 of its popular line of IDEs, bringing exciting new features for developers of all stripes. The biggest highlight? Local full-line autocompletion! Say Goodbye to Incomplete Code and Privacy Concerns This innovative feature leverages on-device AI models to suggest entire lines of code as you type. No more struggling to remember…
GnuCOBOL: A Rising Force in Open-Source COBOL
Good News for COBOL Programmers For decades, COBOL has been the workhorse of the business world, powering critical systems in finance, human resources, and more. But with its origins in 1959, some might wonder if COBOL can keep pace with modern technology. The answer is a resounding yes, thanks to the open-source project GnuCOBOL. GnuCOBOL…