Jellyfin’s Project Leader and Two Core Team Members Step Down
Jellyfin lost its Project Leader, a long-serving core team member, and a co-founder inside a single week in July 2026.…
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Ollama Ships a New Interactive Agent Experience in the CLI
Ollama’s v0.32.0 and v0.32.1 releases turn the bare CLI into an interactive coding agent by default, rename the Codex integration…
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Forgejo v16.0 Ships SSRF Hardening, Granular Notifications, and JWT-Based Actions Integrations
Lire cet article en français : Forgejo v16.0 : durcissement SSRF, notifications par dépôt et intégrations Actions via JWT Forgejo,…
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Critical Gitea Docker Authentication Bypass Vulnerability Actively Exploited (CVE-2026-20896)
CVE-2026-20896 carries a CVSS score of 9.8, rated Critical, and it’s now being actively exploited against self-hosted Gitea instances that…
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The History of Docker
Docker began as a side project inside dotCloud, a struggling Paris-founded PaaS startup that pivoted its entire business around it…
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The History of Unraid
Unraid has never been open source, never been free, and never quite fit the usual homelab origin story. It started…
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The History of Proxmox VE
Proxmox VE started in 2005 as two Austrian brothers’ fix for OpenVZ’s missing backup tool, not a plan to dethrone…
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The History of Raspberry Pi
A $35 computer went on sale at exactly 6:00 a.m. GMT on February 29, 2012, and within minutes it had…
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The History of TrueNAS
Every corner of the homelab world has an origin story, and TrueNAS has one of the messier ones: a hobbyist…
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The History of Emby: How a Windows Media Center Plugin Became a Paid Media Server
Emby started in 2008 as Media Browser, a free Windows Media Center plugin. Here’s how it became a private company…
