Running Claude Code in Docker: Anthropic's Official Devcontainer, No VS Code Required
How to use Anthropic's official Claude Code devcontainer from the terminal — per-project isolation, egress firewall, port forwarding, no VS Code required.
How to use Anthropic's official Claude Code devcontainer from the terminal — per-project isolation, egress firewall, port forwarding, no VS Code required.
Claude Code's permission rules and its OS-level sandbox are two completely separate mechanisms. Understanding both is the key to a setup that's both usable and secure.
I tried to run Claude Code in Docker Sandboxes for Next.js development. Here's what actually works, what doesn't, and what you should use instead.
A roundup of the OpenClaw security landscape in February 2026 — CVE-2026-25253, tens of thousands of exposed instances, malicious skills in ClawHub, and what you should do about it.
Step-by-step implementation of the read-only triage agent pattern in OpenClaw — workspace setup, identity files, openclaw.json configuration, file integrity monitoring, and validation.
Why prompt injection can't be fixed at the model level, and how splitting untrusted content processing from tool execution neutralizes attacks architecturally.
A deep dive into how OpenClaw handles subagents — how they get their own context windows, workspace identity files, and how to lock them down with sandboxing, tool restrictions, and network hardening.
Everyone compares AI companies to Amazon's early losses. But when you look at the actual numbers — adjusted for inflation and side by side — the comparison falls apart. Here's what Amazon and Facebook's real paths to profitability looked like, and what it means for AI.
A data-driven look at how much the major AI companies are spending, losing, and projecting — and how their financials compare to the dot-com era companies that either survived or went to zero.
A practical guide to running large language models locally on Mac hardware. From a 2015 MacBook Pro to the M4 Mac Mini, here's what you can actually run, how fast it'll be, and when it makes more sense to just use an API.