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6 Linux Misconfigurations I Regret Not Catching Sooner | by Faruk Ahmed | Apr, 2025

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5 More Techniques to Lock Down Public-Facing Linux Servers | by Faruk Ahmed | Apr, 2025

Hardening Linux isn’t a one-time task — it’s an ongoing discipline.
Implement SSH Key Authentication Only (No Passwords Allowed) is a technique to secure public-facing Linux servers.
Set Up Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is another technique to enhance server security.
More advanced techniques are discussed in the full blog article on Medium.

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Apple seeds fourth betas of watchOS 11.5, tvOS 18.5, and visionOS 2.5

Apple has released the fourth betas of visionOS 2.5, tvOS 18.5, and watchOS 11.5 to developers for testing.
No significant new features have been identified in these betas, focusing on performance enhancements and bug fixes.
Apple is actively developing its own smart glasses, code-named N50.
Apple TV+ earned multiple wins at the BAFTA Television Craft Awards.

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Apple Seeds Fourth Beta of iOS 18.5 to Developers

Apple has released the fourth beta of iOS 18.5 to developers.
Minor design changes are introduced in the update including options to revert the Mail app's design.
Bug fixes and performance improvements are expected as part of the update.
Apple is transitioning to iOS 19 and iPadOS 19, to be previewed in June.

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Understanding Permissions in Linux: A Deep Dive into chmod

Understanding Permissions in Linux: A Deep Dive into chmod
chmod stands for change mode. It’s the command we use to change file and directory permissions in Linux.
Each file/directory has three sets of permissions: Owner, Group, and Others.
Real-world use cases of chmod include making scripts executable, locking down sensitive config files, controlling web server permissions, and securing private directories.

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Apple continues work on smart glasses

Apple is actively developing its own smart glasses, code-named N50, designed to integrate with Apple Intelligence.
The glasses will analyze the surrounding environment and provide information to the wearer, but will not offer true augmented reality.
Apple is also working on camera-equipped AirPods to cater to consumers who do not want to wear something in their ears all day.
Apple's delay in releasing a competitor to current smart glasses is surprising, considering the company's expertise in fashion and miniaturization.

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Citizen Lab says exiled Uyghur leaders targeted with Windows spyware

Unknown hackers targeted exiled Uyghur community leaders using Windows spyware.
Citizen Lab, a digital rights research group, uncovered the espionage campaign.
Hacking campaign targeted World Uyghur Congress (WUC) members.
The campaign involved phishing emails and impersonation of trusted contacts.

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Get Creative With Sound by Layering Tracks in Voice Memos

On iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max, the Voice Memos app includes a recording feature that lets you record a second audio layer over an existing memo without needing headphones.
Thanks to the A18 Pro chip's advanced audio processing, layered recordings on iPhone 16 Pro models offer a seamless way to capture richer ideas.
Layered recordings can be easily edited, separated, and fine-tuned directly on the iPhone or transferred to apps like Logic Pro for more advanced mixing.
Playback of layered recordings is supported on devices running iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, macOS Sequoia 15.2, or later.

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Apple TV+ wins BAFTA Television Craft Awards for ‘Slow Horses,’ ‘Bad Sisters,’ and ‘The Velveteen Rabbit’

Apple TV+ won multiple awards at the BAFTA Television Craft Awards for shows such as 'Slow Horses,' 'Bad Sisters,' and 'The Velveteen Rabbit.'
Wins included Editing and Sound for 'Slow Horses,' Original Music for 'Bad Sisters,' and Children's Craft Team for 'The Velveteen Rabbit.'
Apple TV+ has received recognition from BAFTA in previous years, with wins for 'Silo,' 'Bad Sisters,' 'The Essex Serpent,' '9/11: Inside the President's War Room,' and more.
Apple's total wins at the BAFTA Television Craft Awards included Editing and Sound for 'Slow Horses,' Original Music for 'Bad Sisters,' and Children's Craft Team for 'The Velveteen Rabbit.'
Apple TV+ also received three additional nominations for the upcoming BAFTA Television Awards.
The recognized shows, 'Slow Horses,' 'Bad Sisters,' and 'The Velveteen Rabbit,' are available for streaming globally on Apple TV+.
Apple TV+ offers a variety of premium content, including drama, comedy, documentaries, and kids' entertainment.
Apple TV+ has achieved significant success since its launch, with multiple award-winning shows like 'Ted Lasso' and 'CODA.'
Apple TV+ is accessible on various devices and platforms and offers a free trial for new subscribers.
In other news, Apple is working on smart glasses and has been a subject of short selling activities in the market.

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qBittorrent 5.1.0 Adds Web Seeds & Cookies Managing for WebUI / WebAPI

Various fixes and improvements have been implemented for different platforms.

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Understanding ACL and Special Permissions in Linux

Linux offers advanced options like Access Control Lists (ACLs) and Special Permissions for managing file permissions.
ACL allows assigning different permission levels to individual users or groups beyond the basic user/group/others model.
Special Permissions include SUID (Set User ID), SGID (Set Group ID), and Sticky Bit for controlling file behavior during execution or deletion.
ACL and special permissions provide fine-grained control over file access and execution in Linux, essential for system admins and shared environments.

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J.P. Morgan expects ‘stronger than expected revenue’ for Apple’s Q225 due Thursday

J.P. Morgan analyst expects higher revenue for Apple's Q2 2025.
Favorable setup despite demand disruptions and tariff-related cost pressures.
Potential for increased Q3 revenue due to U.S.-China tariff battle.
J.P. Morgan reiterates 'Overweight' rating with $245 target.

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How to prepare for the end of Windows 10 support this October

Businesses are urged to prepare for the end of Windows 10 support on October 14th.
Microsoft will no longer provide bug fixes, security updates, or technical assistance for Windows 10.
28% of businesses still rely on Windows 10 despite the approaching deadline.
Technology expert advises planning ahead, checking hardware compatibility, and allocating resources for training.

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Dew Drop – April 28, 2025 (#4408)

The Dew Drop for April 28, 2025 features top links in various categories such as technology, AI, design, methodology, mobile development, podcasts, community events, databases, and more.
Some highlighted topics include the Fourth Beta of Android 16, Azure SDK Release, React Adds New Experimental Animation Feature, Rust Structs vs C# Classes comparison, and HttpClient improvements in .NET 10.
In the AI domain, there are discussions on Evaluation API on Azure OpenAI Service, AWS promoting Responsible AI, and official MiniMax Model Context Protocol (MCP) server launch.
The section on Mobile, IoT & Game Development covers improving app performance with new Android Vitals Metrics, updates in Jetpack Compose, and Play Console insights.
Additionally, the Dew Drop includes details on screencasts, podcasts, community events like Google I/O, and database related topics like SQL Temp Table vs Table Variable Join and Performance Issues.
There are also announcements related to Microsoft Windows 11 Insider Preview Builds, hotpatching for Windows Server, and the launch of Recall and AI-powered features for Copilot Plus PCs.
Overall, the Dew Drop offers a comprehensive overview of the latest developments and insights across diverse technology fields.

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🎬 Linux Permissions: The Sitcom You Didn’t Know You Were Starring In

Welcome to Linux Apartments, where every file has its own petty drama and strong opinions about permissions.
The main tenants are the Users (u), friends on the lease are the Group (g), and Others (o) are random strangers.
File permissions are represented by Read (r), Write (w), and Execute (x).
Best practices include using appropriate permission levels, avoiding common permission fails, and being cautious with ownership changes.

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