#Canonical

Google Cloud now defaults to Canonical-certified Ubuntu images on TPU VMs spanning v5e to TPU7x. The May 28 announcement ends Google's custom Ubuntu builds, shifts support upstream, and promises zero-disruption migration for existing workloads.…

Next.js Metadata Is Not Decoration; It Is an Entity Trust Layer A lot of frontend teams...

TL;DR. Every open-source LMS treats internationalization as one problem. It's three. UI strings,...

A demo of NGB Reports: canonical accounting reports, composable business reports, Report Composer, drilldowns, and document-aware reporting.

Most content systems do not break at the draft step. They break one layer later, when a team still has to prove that the right version reached the right...

Day 5 of my 100-experiment local LLM challenge. Re-trained the Day 2 cat-LoRA with 45x the data. It got worse. Curated the data down to 213 truly-my-cat photos and re-trained — it came back to v1 quality. Then tested whether richer captions help further.…

From Dev.to - react: Don't trust the LLM with scripture: a canonical-text substitution layer for Bible quotes

From Dev.to - opensource: Two weeks of building Bible School LMS in public: first contributor, bilingual content, real production bug

From Pcgamer RSS Feed: Ubuntu servers restored after DDoS attack sends services down for days

From Dev.to - react: SEO fixes for Lovable apps — sitemap, meta, canonical, and the stuff Google actually needs

From Dev Community: SEO Fixes for Lovable Apps — Sitemap, Meta Tags, Canonical URLs, and the Full Checklist

I blocked /jobs?* pages from getting indexed. I kept filters usable for users (and shareable). I...

Canonical and Ubuntu infrastructure suffered a sustained, cross-border DDoS attack claimed by a pro-Iran group, resulting in a nearly two-day outage of web services and primary update servers.

From Latest from Tom's Hardware: Canonical under sustained DDoS attack as Ubuntu 26 releases — Iranian group 313 Team claims responsibility

The outage has hampered communication concerning a critical vulnerability that gives root.

A group of hacktivists have claimed responsibility for a distributed denial-of-service attack, which has affected several Ubuntu and Canonical websites, and prevented users from updating the Linux-based operating system.

From Dev.to - webdev: Canonical vs 301 Redirect: Fix This SEO Mistake Before It Hurts Your Rankings

From The Register: Pro-Iran crew turns DDoS into shakedown as Ubuntu.com stays down