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11 Laws That Quietly Run Your Engineering Team

Parkinson, Goodhart, Brooks, Chesterton. Eleven old "laws" that were not written about software but explain your incidents, your estimates, and your org chart better than most engineering blog posts.

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DMARCbis Is Here: What Changed in the New DMARC and What to Do to Your Records

DMARC finally became a real internet standard in 2026. The pct tag is gone, there are two new tags, and the Public Suffix List is out. Here is what actually changed and the exact edits to make to your DNS.

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Send an Email by Hand: The Raw SMTP Conversation (and Why You Should Not Do It in Production)

You can open a socket to a mail server and type an email one command at a time. Doing it once teaches you what every email API hides. Here is the full SMTP conversation, byte by byte, and the exact reasons production sending needs more than a telnet session.

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DevOps Engineer, What's Next? Five Career Paths for the Next Five Years

The generic "DevOps Engineer" title is splitting into specialized tracks. Here are five honest career paths for the next five years, what each one really involves, who thrives in it, and the first concrete step to take.

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Stop Compiling Postgres Extensions in Your Dockerfile: How pglayers Works

Adding pgvector or PostGIS to a Postgres image usually means apt-get, build tools, and a fat, slow image. pglayers ships each extension as a scratch Docker layer you COPY in. Here is how it works and when to use it.

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One git push to RCE: the anatomy of CVE-2026-3854 and the parsing bug behind it

A single git push could execute code on GitHub's backend, with cross-tenant reach on github.com itself. The root cause is a bug you almost certainly have somewhere too: untrusted input smuggled through a delimited internal header.

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