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LINUX UnpluggedJune 22, 2026

672: The Kernel Is Not a Museum

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Barry Kauler
June 22, 2026
Host-read (by Barry Kauler)Direct responseBaked-in adCybersecurity
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Also, good morning to our friends over at Defined Networking. Go to defined.net/unplugged. Your network is the most important part of your stack. Let's be real about that. It's your core infrastructure. Performance and control really, really matter here. That's why we love Nebula. So you can get started with managed Nebula from Defined Networking. You go to defined.net/unplug, you get set up 100 hosts for free. No credit card required. It's built on the open source Nebula platform, which was originally created to connect Snacks, Globe Snacks, Slack's global infrastructure of Snacks. I mean, you can imagine how complex that was from the go. That was day one, and they've just built on that since. And unlike traditional VPNs, Nebula is totally decentralized. Your hosts connect directly to each other, and then you can set up your own lighthouses. You can use managed Nebula to discover them. You control that aspect of it. No mysterious control plane between you and your nodes. So if it's your home lab or it's a global fleet, you get fast, secure networking without giving up ownership of the stack, and that's what I love about Nebula. Try it. 100 hosts for free. No credit card required. Go to defined.net/unplugged. Redefine your VPN experience. That is defined.net/unplugged.

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LINUX Unplugged
672: The Kernel Is Not a Museum
Host: Barry Kauler