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24 April 2023
Justin Warren
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Upgrade your LUKS as you find a security breach in record time, and learn about WebAssembly and the death of platform engineering at the same time.

Sony is paying RaspberryPi to use its camera chips to spy on you, Intel is killing off its Bitcoin chips, and TSMC is unhappy with the strings attached to free money.

Verisign might steal your domain if Russia tells them to, and China is slightly less grumpy with Ant Group.

Facebook is firing more people, Silver Lake is buying Software AG, and Samsung owes Netlist a bunch of money.

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