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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, June 29, 2026?
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Why Data Sovereignty is the Key to Personalized Medicine
By @kingabimbola [ 7 Min read ] Health data is pharmas new currency — but only if patients own it. Heres why data sovereignty is the key to unlocking precision medicine. Read More.
Static Analysis of Linux Malware Captured by a Cowrie Honeypot
By @arizh0 [ 20 Min read ] A defensive, static deep dive into the Linux malware a honeypot captured after weak logins: fake daemons, persistent backdoors, relay abuse, and detections. Read More.
Building Fun Web Servers With PowerShell
By @mrpowershell [ 7 Min read ] How to build a simple fun functional server in PowerShell, where the function name is the url. Read More.
Apple’s Price Hikes Show the Hidden Cost of the AI Boom
By @zbruceli [ 17 Min read ] The AI boom doesnt run on GPUs. It runs on a 12-layer tower of memory, and heres why that monopoly is now setting the price of your next iPad. Read More.
Loop Engineerings Dirty Secret
By @mcsee [ 8 Min read ] Loop Engineering is the hottest AI workflow pattern of 2026. But it hides a dirty secret. Read More.
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