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    Caddy, the open-source web server written in Go, is getting renewed attention among developers. The project bills itself as a fast, extensible HTTP/1, HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 server that runs across platforms and configures HTTPS certificates automatically, removing much of the manual setup traditional servers require. Developers are discussing it as a lightweight alternative to Nginx and Apache for modern deployments.

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    Columnar Tech has published a new essay titled 'What if Jev spoke Arrow?', riffing on the Jevons paradox — the idea that greater efficiency drives more consumption — in the context of Apache Arrow, the columnar in-memory data format. The piece suggests that faster, more efficient data transfer through Arrow may not reduce computing costs but instead encourage heavier data usage across analytics workloads.

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    Appeals Court Refuses to Rehear Oak Flat Land Transfer Case●Appeals Court Declines to Reconsider Oak Flat Land Transfer✉newsWorldLaw & Courts27 min ago

    A federal appeals court has declined to rehear a challenge to the planned transfer of Oak Flat, a site sacred to Western Apache tribes in Arizona, to a copper mining project. Conservation groups and tribal advocates say the decision clears the way for the land swap to proceed, and they warn it threatens sacred sites, water supplies and cultural heritage. Opponents are expected to keep fighting through further litigation and congressional action.

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