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We continue to adopt Claude Code for our software work. Since I switched from Opus 4.5 to the 4.6 model,
Philipp Reisner
February 19, 2026
We continue to adopt Claude Code for our software work. Since I switched from Opus 4.5 to the 4.6 model,
As this is my first newsletter of 2026, I would like to wish you all a Happy New Year! For
This week, I want to share an update on LINBIT’s GUI for LINSTOR clusters. Since the recently released version 2.0,
As we designed DRBD for applications with demanding I/O requirements, it is a perfect fit for databases. So it is
DRBD 9.2.16 and 9.3 are released. While 9.2.16 is the boring bugfix release, drbd-9.3 brings exciting new features. The newest
We recently witnessed an AWS outage. I then saw an article that called for European digital sovereignty in the context
AI technologies are changing our world quickly. Of course, fraudsters also adopt these technologies and create increasingly sophisticated CFO scams.
In a recent conversation with Doug Milburn, CEO of 45Drives, I picked up the term ‘contractual risk’. You add to the
I will use this newsletter edition to share progress on projects that we will release soon. The first one the
I can now share the video link to our Q2 Community Meeting, ‘Build Resilient Architectures with LINBIT SDS & Oracle
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