🛑 Shai-Hulud Returns: Over 300 NPM Packages Infected
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💽 Japan’s Big Bet: Turning Hokkaido into a Global Chip Powerhouse
A fascinating look at Japan’s ambition to reestablish technological leadership through massive investment in advanced semiconductors—combining industrial revival, innovation, and national security strategy.
Japan is pouring billions into transforming Hokkaido into a semiconductor production hub, with Rapidus—backed by IBM, Toyota, and Sony—leading the development of 2nm chips. Despite steep costs and technical challenges, the initiative marks Japan’s attempt to reclaim its former dominance in chip manufacturing. The plan includes deep collaboration with global players like TSMC, Micron, and Samsung to build a self-sustaining domestic chip ecosystem.
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🐧 Why I (Still) Love Linux
A heartfelt yet critical reflection that captures the enduring spirit of open source and how Linux’s journey parallels broader shifts in software culture and values.
A veteran Linux user reflects on three decades of experience with the operating system—its early simplicity, rise to global ubiquity, and ongoing evolution. The essay explores how Linux has shaped the open-source movement and how its growth has brought both innovation and complexity. Despite frustrations with modern changes, the author reaffirms Linux as a symbol of freedom, creativity, and community-driven software.
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