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Red Hat might have committed the biggest open source betrayal in Linux history.
CentOS had been the backbone of enterprise Linux since 2004. Disney, Toyota, Verizon, GoDaddy. All running on it. All completely free.
In December 2020, Red Hat announced CentOS 8 would die eight years earlier than promised.
Gregory Kurtzer, the original co-founder of CentOS, was still watching.
Hours after the announcement he committed to building a replacement. He named it after Rocky McGaugh, his CentOS co-founder who died in 2004 without ever seeing the project succeed.
He called it Rocky Linux.
Within two months Rocky Linux had 10,000 contributors. Within half a day of its first stable release, it was downloaded over 10,000 times. AWS backed the build infrastructure. Within a year it was running in production across the industry.
Red Hat did not stop there.
In 2023 they restricted access to RHEL's source code entirely, aiming directly at Rocky Linux and its rival AlmaLinux. Without the source, neither project could stay compatible.
The community's response was bigger than one distro this time.
Oracle, SUSE and Rocky's parent company CIQ formed an entirely new alliance called OpenELA specifically to keep enterprise Linux source code public. Their actual tagline: "No subscriptions. No passwords. No barriers. Freeloaders welcome."
Red Hat tried to kill CentOS once. The community rebuilt it.
Red Hat tried to cut off the replacement. The community built an alliance to protect it.
Some companies think open source means you can take it back whenever you want.
The community keeps proving them wrong.
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Robert Sapolsky es un neurocientífico de Stanford que demostró que el estrés es el asesino silencioso que los médicos ignoran.
Reveló 10 hábitos que haces todos los días y que te quitan años de vida.
1) Repasar conversaciones en tu cabeza
Simplesmente a melhor entrevista sobre IA que você vai assistir esse ano.
O criador do Claude Code disse que não escreve uma linha de código à mão desde novembro. E explica porque.
80 minutos que valem mais que qualquer curso.
Cancela a série de hoje e assiste isso.
A equipa da Anthropic acabou de mostrar como utilizar corretamente o Claude Code.
30 minutos. Gratuito. Apresentado pelo criador do Claude Code.
Assiste ao workshop. Adiciona aos favoritos 🔖
Vale mais do que todos os cursos de 500 $ que quase compraste.
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I you do practise along with these 50 videos, I am sure you can crack the hardest of SQL Interview.
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Facts about GNU Project
>Launched in 1983
>Had ~35 working programs by 1985
>Built core tools that make operating system usable
>Released GCC, which became one of the most used compilers
>Created GPL software license that heavily influenced open source
>Had a nearly complete operating system except the kernel
>Combined with Linux kernel to form a full operating system
Why do people still call it Linux instead of GNU/Linux?
Claude just dropped 13 free AI courses (with certificates).
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3. Introduction to Agent Skills
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4. Building with the Claude API
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5. Claude Code in Action
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6. Introduction to Model Context Protocol
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If you go through even half of these, you’ll be ahead of 95% of people using AI.
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- Meet Dennis Ritchie
- Creator of C
- Co-creator of Unix
- Inspired languages like C++, Java, C#, JavaScript, and Go
- Stayed away from media and the spotlight
- Winner of the Turing Award
- His work became the foundation of modern technology
- Only real tech folks know how big his contribution is.
- died in 2011
Absolute GOAT 🐐🔥