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Learn to create a pixelated game quiz by selecting iconic games, using Pixel Art Village to apply heavy pixelation, and testing friends. Includes step-by-step instructions, common mistakes, and tips for recognition.
Learn how three Canadian modders turned a Half-Life fan mod into an official Die Hard game, with step-by-step lessons on licensing, development, and avoiding common pitfalls.
Pentagon launches website with UAP videos, photos, and documents. Files are security-reviewed but many not yet analyzed. Includes records from entire government.
Porsche closes e-bike, battery, software subsidiaries affecting 500+ employees; CEO Michael Leiters cites need to refocus on core business for strategic realignment.
San Francisco's housing frenzy driven by tech wealth, IPOs, all-cash offers, supply shortages, and zoning issues — 10 key insights.
A step-by-step guide to standardizing data normalization across ML pipelines to prevent model drift, improve generalization, and ensure production reliability.
A step-by-step guide to implement AI governance for enterprise vibe coding, covering policies, review processes, training, and monitoring.
A step-by-step guide to normalizing data, addressing scenarios, risks, and trade-offs, with emphasis on governance for AI and BI consistency.
After a five-day DDoS, Ubuntu's Twitter was hacked to promote a fake AI agent 'Numbat' built on Solana, leading to a phishing site that asked for crypto wallets, exploiting brand trust and recent Ubuntu codenames.
Yazi is a modern, asynchronous terminal-based file manager written in Rust. It offers multi-threaded operations, built-in image/code previews, powerful search, and keyboard-driven navigation. Ideal for terminal-heavy users, it can replace GUI managers like Nautilus. Installation is simple on major distros.
Ubuntu DDoS and Twitter hack, 'Copy Fail' Linux exploit, Dutch government Forgejo platform, Germany funding standards participation, VS Code Copilot controversy, MS-DOS open sourced, plus Linux on PS5 and Mint updates.
Dirty Frag is a Linux privilege escalation exploit chaining two kernel flaws to modify in-memory file copies. No official patch exists for most distros; immediate module blacklisting is advised.
Dell and Lenovo become first Premier sponsors of LVFS with $200k/year each, securing the future of Linux firmware updates and pressuring other OEMs to contribute.
Microsoft's Agent Governance Toolkit for .NET enforces security policy on MCP tool calls, detecting prompt injection, typo-squatting, and data exfiltration. MIT-licensed, integrates with OpenTelemetry.
Microsoft demonstrated ConferencePulse, a fully functional AI-powered conference app built on its new composable .NET AI stack, featuring live polls, RAG Q&A, insights, and summaries.
Microsoft releases Agent Framework 1.0 for .NET, enabling autonomous AI agents that reason, use tools, and coordinate multi-step tasks. Builds on MEAI and VectorData.
Microsoft adds durable workflows to its open-source AI agent framework, enabling reliable multi-step pipelines with parallel execution and human-in-the-loop approvals.
Microsoft upgrades Copilot Studio to .NET 10 on WebAssembly, enabling automatic fingerprinting and smaller AOT builds for faster, simpler deployment.
Dynamic Workflows bridge durable execution and dynamic deployment, enabling multi-tenant platforms to run per-tenant workflow code in isolated, resilient environments.
Cloudflare completes 'Code Orange: Fail Small' project, enhancing network resiliency with Snapstone for safer config changes, improved incident management, and better customer communication.