I got tired of "can you see my screen?" so I built a shared reading room for documents
Every document review I've ever been part of goes like this: someone shares their screen, the PDF is too small to read, they scroll while you're sti…
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Every document review I've ever been part of goes like this: someone shares their screen, the PDF is too small to read, they scroll while you're sti…
Collaboration Platforms Under Measurement: 185,584 Confluence and 91,979 Jira Instances Collaboration platforms rank high on attacker lists because…
CVE-2026-65660: a SharePoint code injection reachable with an ordinary user account SharePoint is rarely treated as a perimeter system, which is why…
Mattermost: 736,893 Fingerprint Matches on Self-Hosted Collaboration Mattermost is a self-hosted collaboration platform: channels, direct messages,…
Realtime Room Teardown Explained for Python Team Presence Sidebars in 5 Steps Use a realtime API with explicit room teardown and recovery rules for…
Technical Reconstruction of Toxic Work Culture Mechanisms Mechanisms and Their Impact Chains The evolution of workplace dynamics in large organizati…
Back in July 2026, Hugging Face got hit by an autonomous intrusion launched from an AI model. Tens of thousands of attack logs flooded their securit…
Lately, I've been doing some deep personal reflection. I'm talking about myself, I hope no one misunderstands, on how pervasive the use of AI has be…
Mininglamp Open-Sources Octo: Designing the Collaboration Layer for Multi-Agent Teams Over the past year, something changed in the AI agent space. C…
When you're building a multi-agent system, the first real question isn't which model to use or how to structure your prompts. It's simpler and harde…
SRE teams that fight with product teams don't get things done. SRE teams that get along with product teams get surprising amounts of reliability wor…
thesis going alone is faster in the short run, but working with people is what produces durable, well-tested decisions. the hard part is admitting t…