Docker Sandboxes – Disposable, isolated sandboxes for AI agents
With Docker Sandboxes, your developers get isolated environments to run agents freely and safely. When your team needs to go further with network access restrictions, filesystem policies, and centralized admin controls, we can help you configure the right setup. Docker AI Governance adds network access policies, filesystem controls, and org-wide MCP governance: defined once, enforced […]
Auto mode is now the default in Claude Code
We’re making auto mode the default in Claude Code. Starting on August 14, new sessions on Pro, Max, and Team plans will run in auto mode. If you’ve already set a different default yourself, you may get a one-time prompt asking whether you want to switch to auto mode. If you have a pinned default, […]
Run Android ARM64 VR APKs on Apple Vision Pro
Running Android ARM64 VR APKs on Apple Vision Pro, no JIT required! Architecture klepton-ld translates Android .so libraries into loadable Apple .dylib and .framework libraries, which then link into the Klepton runtime. Klepton currently focuses on Java-thin applications only (no ART, no JVM). For graphics, GLES 3.2 is translated to a vendored ANGLE GLES 3.0 […]
What Happened to HackerOne?
So…what’s going on at HackerOne lately? It might be time for a wellness check. If you are new to the bug bounty space (1-3 years), you might not have any idea what I’m talking about. But as a properly washed-up bug bounty hunter who lived through the golden era of HackerOne, I think it’s time […]
How We Pushed CDC into Postgres
Making data from transactional databases available to analytical databases is an essential part of any modern data architecture. It is also a perpetual battle against fragile tooling, high costs and complex operations. When we started building a Postgres service at Snowflake, solving this problem naturally became our number one priority. This post is a deep […]
Is it all just vapourware?
August 8, 2026/3 min read Maybe I’m just too cynical but it’s really starting to feel like more or less all of this new “AI”/agent software is vapourware. I’ve been trying to take this whole “agentic development” thing seriously and there is just so much friction in this ecosystem it’s absolutely insane. It’s very clear […]
Tuxedo No. 2 – Cocktail recipes
Vermouth has a claim to the title of world’s oldest alcoholic beverage, but this mostly depends on how broadly we define vermouth. The earliest forms of fermented wine were crude and likely tasted bad. Infusing them with various local herbs and spices not only helped remedy the taste problem, it also packed the concoctions with […]
New Zealand lost its music media, and what we’re building to replace it
In the third week of June 2026, two announcements landed on Karangahape Road within hours of each other. Flying Out, the record store that had anchored the strip for 11 years, said it was done. Then Neck of the Woods, the basement venue that launched a decade of Auckland electronic careers, posted that after 11 […]
The Hacker’s Renaissance
Title : The Hacker’s Renaissance – A Manifesto Reborn Author : TMZ |=———————————————————————–=| |=———–=[ The Hacker’s Renaissance: A Manifesto Reborn ]=———-=| |=———————————————————————–=| |=—————————–=[ TMZ ]=———————————=| |=———————————————————————–=| A Memory of Sparks In 1986, The Hacker’s Manifesto emerged from a dial tone, striking the scene like lightning. It was an act of defiance, a declaration of identity, […]
The main way I’ve seen people turn ideologically crazy (2025)
I’ve seen people around me and in the general public turn ideologically crazy at a higher rate than I expected to in my adult life. I lost one friend to a cult. Others became so brittle that they can barely interact with normal people without freaking out over tiny disagreements. Others have just become very […]