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GitHub Enterprise Now Comes With Copilot, Billed by AI Usage Instead of Copilot Seats
Companies on GitHub Enterprise Cloud can now give every licensed user GitHub Copilot without buying a separate Copilot seat for each of them. They pay for the AI usage instead....
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Kubernetes Wants a Standard Test for How Apps Behave on a Cluster
Before a Kubernetes upgrade or a routine node drain, cluster operators still check each application by hand to see whether it will survive. The Kubernetes project wants to repla...
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Amazon ECS Can Now Pack Several Containers Onto One NVIDIA GPU
Small inference models and embedding jobs often use a fraction of the GPU they are assigned, and on Amazon ECS the rest of that card has simply sat idle. AWS said Tuesday that E...
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Samsung May Turn to Rollable Screen Phones in 2027
Samsung may be preparing to once again push multi-form phones forward, with reports indicating the company may release rolling screen models in 2027....
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Some SAP Customers Can Run Custom Joule Agents Free Through December
Running custom agents on the SAP-managed Joule Studio runtime will remain free through December for select SAP customers, under a time-bound promotion SAP announced Tuesday at i...
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Safari 27.2 Renames a Grid Lanes Property That Shipped in March
A CSS property that arrived in Safari in March already has a new name. Safari 27.2, which Apple's We...
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GitHub Lets a Model Decide Which Copilot Commands Run Without Asking
GitHub is letting a language model decide which of Copilot's shell commands, file-system accesses and URL fetches are safe enough to run without asking the developer first. The...
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Why .NET Shops That Patched on Oct. 13 Need Microsoft’s Brotli Update Too
Admins who installed Microsoft's Oct. 13 .NET security update have one more to apply. On Sunday, less than two weeks after that regular release, Microsoft shipped an out-of-band...
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Systemd Moves to Support Rust
Systemd, the de facto standard init system on Linux, has just taken the first step to support Rust programs, in addition to the standard C....
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iPhone Duo Receives Highest iFixit Repairability Score for a Foldable
iFixit has performed one of its famed teardowns, this time taking apart the all-new iPhone Duo to determine how repairable Apple's first-gen foldable reall...
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r/opensource Bans AI Projects, Along With New Projects and Non-English Posts
A few days after Linux kernel maintainers dropped the requirement to discl...
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LiteLLM Traces Its Poisoned 1.107.0 Release to a Master Key Nobody Revoked
Anyone who installed litellm 1.107.0 during its roughly two hours online Wednesday has been told to rotate every credential the affected machine could reach. LiteLLM has now exp...
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A Brotli Fix Sat Unreleased Since February. Node.js, Python and Envoy Are Patching One at a Time
A memory-corruption bug in Google's Brotli decoder has turned into a patching job for teams running Node.js, Bun, Envoy or Python services that read Brotli data. The...
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Apple Working to Fix Safari Screen Usage On Outer Duo Display
Apple is trying to address issues with Safari's interface and how websites display on the iPhone Duo's outer screen, a problem Android foldable makers have...
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Why Claude’s No-Crash Proofs for 239 Open-Source Fuzz Targets Come With Fine Print
Anthropic said Claude has written machine-checked proofs that 239 fuzz-test entry points across 123 libraries in Google's OSS-Fuzz program cannot crash on any input under 64 MB...
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