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OpenTelemetry Won the Observability Wars by Being Boring

OpenTelemetry is quietly becoming the de facto observability standard by being boring and vendor-neutral.

November 07, 2026 · Blogs

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eza: A Modern, Actively-Maintained Replacement for ls

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Rust has quietly taken over the developer toolbox

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hyperfine: Benchmark Your Command-Line Tools Without Guessing

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SSH Key Authentication: Stop Typing Passwords Into Your Servers

Set up Ed25519 SSH keys with ssh-keygen and ssh-copy-id, then lock down password login. A five-step guide that works.