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[#029] :: Workin' Hard Is Hardly Workin' (This Week, At Least)--preview-- It's been a few months since I've started my new job. As I've mentioned on the /now page in the past, I've been working at a logistics warehouse, so I'm pretty much a cog in this country's supply chain. It's very physical, it's the direct opposite of easy, but it's essential and the pay isn't bad. However, I've hit a bit of a snag recently and could use a little help.
[#028] :: Linux Now Has 10% Marketshare!?!--preview-- ...Not exactly. As always, it's mostly hype based on flawed and cherry-picked statistics. Despite that, it doesn't mean adoption isn't up...
[#027] :: Why It's Okay to Not Wanna Be Bored--preview-- Now, I haven't been on an airplane since before 9/11, but I vividly remember what it's like to be insanely bored during a flight before the days of mobile devices. Laptops and Palm Pilots still existed, but I was poor and a teenager, so I didn't have either, and I definitely would have done anything for a portable computer in that situation. But now, we have tiny computers in our pockets, and we as a society have seemingly taken that privilege for granted, to the point where people actively brag about how they "raw dog" flights.
[#026] :: Trouble In The AUR: The 2026 Malicious Packages Incident & What It Means--preview-- In June of 2026, Arch Linux experienced a real hurdle: a large number of packages were taken over and turned evil. Orphaned packages (as of writing, 1,935 known packages; roughly 1.8% of the AUR) were hijacked by bad actors and loaded with malware. If you use the AUR and have done a system update in the last week, it's highly recommended that you check to see if your system has any of the infected packages, and act accordingly.
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