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13:03

Today's Deep-Dive: DMRC Report Viewer

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2025/10/23

The DMRC Report Viewer is an open-source tool designed to simplify the management of email security reports, particularly DMRC and SMTPTLS reports, which are crucial for maintaining email server security. These reports, often overwhelming due to their XML and JSON formats, are parsed and visualized by the viewer, making them accessible even to beginners or small administrators. The tool is a lightweight, single-file executable written in Rust, requiring no additional dependencies, making it ideal

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Today's Deep-Dive: SafeLine

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2025/10/22

A web application firewall (WAF) is essential for protecting online applications from threats like data theft, code execution, and server compromise. Unlike traditional network firewalls, a WAF focuses on securing HTTP traffic. Safeline, a popular self-hosted WAF, uses machine learning to intelligently filter traffic, achieving high accuracy and low false positives. It defends against various threats, including SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and brute force attacks, and offers features like

15:52

Today's Deep-Dive: BunkerWeb

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2025/10/21

BunkerWeb is an open-source, next-generation web application firewall (WAF) designed to protect web services, applications, and APIs from sophisticated attacks. It acts as a reverse proxy, inspecting and blocking malicious traffic before it reaches the application, ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data. BunkerWeb’s core philosophy emphasizes transparency and trust, providing open-source code that anyone can audit. This approach contrasts with proprietary, opaque security

10:41

Today's Deep-Dive: open-appsec

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2025/10/20

This deep dive discusses open-appsec, a machine learning engine designed to revolutionize web application and API security. It aims to shift from reactive fixes to preemptive protection against major threats, including zero-day vulnerabilities. The system uses a two-phase approach: a supervised global model for known attack patterns and an unsupervised local model for real-time, application-specific learning. This dual-engine process ensures precise threat detection by understanding both global

12:05

Today's Deep-Dive: Harper

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2025/10/17

The Deep Dive explores Harper, an open-source, privacy-first grammar checker developed by Automatic, the company behind GitHub. Harper addresses the ‘triple threat’ of modern editing software: poor privacy, bad performance, and unnecessary cost. Unlike cloud-based tools like Grammarly, which send user data to remote servers, Harper operates entirely offline, ensuring complete privacy. It also outperforms the major open-source alternative, LanguageTool, which is resource-intensive and slow. Harper

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Today's Deep-Dive: thingino

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2025/10/16

The Deep Dive podcast explores thingino, an open-source firmware project for IP cameras, offering users control over their hardware. thingino replaces manufacturer software with community-built code, targeting cameras with specific Ingenic system-on-chips (SoCs). The project is robust, with significant community backing and detailed documentation. However, users must verify four critical internal components—SoC, image sensor, Wi-Fi module, and flash chip size—to ensure compatibility. The process

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Today's Deep-Dive: Grist

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2025/10/15

This deep dive discusses Grist, a modern relational spreadsheet that combines the familiar grid of traditional spreadsheets with the discipline of databases. Grist enforces strict data typing in columns, ensuring consistency and scalability. It uses Scolite, a widely deployed database engine, making data portable and accessible. Grist supports Python syntax in formulas, offering powerful data manipulation capabilities with an AI assistant to help users write formulas. It features incremental imports

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Today's Deep-Dive: Kasm

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2025/10/14

The deep dive discusses Kasm workspaces and container streaming, a technology that allows users to run secure environments remotely via a web browser. This approach, based on containerized desktop infrastructure (CDI), is more efficient than traditional Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), offering faster boot times and better resource management. The technology uses Linux containers to provide isolated, disposable environments, enhancing security by keeping potentially harmful activities away from

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Today's Deep-Dive: Open Lineage

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2025/10/13

The deep dive discusses the challenges of data observability and the role of Open Lineage in solving these issues. Before Open Lineage, companies had to build custom tracking solutions for data lineage, which was time-consuming and prone to breaking with tool updates. Open Lineage standardizes data tracking by embedding lineage collection within data tools, making it more reliable and maintainable. The standard defines core entities like runs, jobs, and data sets, and uses facets to add flexible

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Today's Deep-Dive: BTCPay Server

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2025/10/10

The Deep Dive explores BTCPay Server, an open-source payment processor that allows businesses to accept Bitcoin with 0% fees and no middleman. It is non-custodial, meaning funds go directly to the merchant’s wallet, offering immediate access and control. The software is free and can be self-hosted or shared, making it accessible for beginners and small businesses. It integrates with major e-commerce platforms and supports the Lightning Network for fast, low-cost transactions. BTCPay Server includes

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Today's Deep-Dive: Checkmk

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2025/10/09

This deep dive discusses the latest release of Checkmk, version 2.4, focusing on its capabilities in simplifying IT monitoring for modern, complex, and often cloud-based infrastructures. The update introduces features like Quick Setup for easy cloud service monitoring and dynamic host management to handle the constant changes in IT environments. It also includes OpenTelemetry for deep application insights and synthetic monitoring for user experience verification. Checkmk RAW, a free and open-source

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Today's Deep-Dive: Readeck

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2025/10/08

This episode discusses the problem of link rot and information overload, highlighting the fragility of online content. It introduces Readeck, a web app designed to help users save and archive online content permanently. Readeck acts as a bookmark manager and read-later tool, saving not just links but the full content, including text, images, and video transcripts. It offers organization tools like labels and favorites, and allows users to highlight and search across saved content. Readeck ensures

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Today's Deep-Dive: playSMS

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2025/10/07

The episode discusses playSMS, a free and open-source web interface for managing SMS gateways and bulk SMS services. It acts as a control center for SMS operations, connecting to various gateways like Gammu, Canal, or Twilio. playSMS offers features such as bulk SMS, personalized messaging, flash messages, and Unicode support. It can receive and forward SMS, set up auto-replies, trigger server commands via SMS, and integrate with external applications. The tool also includes security features like

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Today's Deep-Dive: OpenCloud

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2025/10/06

The episode discusses Open Cloud, a solution aimed at addressing digital information overload by offering excellent file management and seamless collaboration. It emphasizes four core pillars: simplicity, data sovereignty, team efficiency, and security. Open Cloud is designed to be intuitive, allowing users to easily share and collaborate on files without extensive training. It prioritizes data sovereignty, giving users control over their data through options like on-premise hosting or trusted

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Today's Deep-Dive: bruin

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2025/10/03

The episode discusses Bruin, an open-source data pipeline tool that integrates data ingestion, transformation, and quality control into a single framework. It aims to simplify the complex process of managing data by combining the functionalities of tools like dbt, Airbyte, and Great Expectations. Bruin helps users ingest data from various sources, transform it using SQL or Python, and ensure data quality through built-in checks. Key features include effortless data ingestion, flexible

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Today's Deep-Dive: Chatmail

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2025/10/02

Chat Mail is a project aiming to revolutionize email by making it secure, instant, and interoperable. It is an open-source community project focused on providing infrastructure for secure and instant email messaging. Key features include automatic end-to-end encryption and metadata minimization, ensuring privacy without complex setups. The project consists of the Chat Mail core library, which handles secure communications on user devices, and Chat Mail relays, which transmit encrypted messages

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Today's Deep-Dive: activepieces

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2025/10/01

The episode discusses ActivePieces, an open-source AI automation platform designed to make advanced technology accessible, even to beginners. It compares ActivePieces to tools like Zapier but emphasizes its AI-first approach, allowing users to automate tasks without extensive coding knowledge. The platform consists of several key components: agents (AI-driven assistants), flows (no-code automation workflows), tables (dynamic data storage), MCPs (connectors for integrating apps), and TODOs

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Today's Deep-Dive: Fab Manager

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2025/09/30

This episode discusses the innovative world of collaborative spaces like fab labs and third places, which are hubs for creativity, technology, and community. These spaces face unique administrative challenges due to their open and dynamic nature, including managing expensive machines, workshops, finances, and community engagement. Fab Manager, a specialized open-source software, is designed to address these challenges by streamlining administrative tasks. It offers modules for resource booking,

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Today's Deep-Dive: Strapi

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2025/09/29

This episode introduces Strapi, a headless CMS (Content Management System). It explains that Strapi separates content from presentation, allowing content to be displayed on various platforms like websites, apps, and smart devices. The episode highlights Strapi’s core capabilities, including content management, API creation, customization, and collaboration. It emphasizes Strapi’s flexibility, security features, and developer-friendly tools. The episode also discusses Strapi’s hosting options,

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Today's Deep-Dive: Valheim

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2025/09/26

Valheim is a captivating game where players, as fallen warriors, awaken in a mysterious 10th world instead of Valhalla. The goal is to prove worthiness by exploring, building, crafting, conquering, surviving, and cooperating in a procedurally generated world. Players start with basic survival tasks like gathering resources and crafting tools, then progress to building structures, crafting advanced gear, and battling mythical beasts. The game features a dynamic crafting loop, skill-based combat, and

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