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Debian developer Breno Leitao has proposed a Linux kernel patch that would allow developers to disable CPU security mitigations at compilation.

After years of absence, Sergey Brin is once again back at Google and has just submitted his first code request.

Google is raising its bug bounty program for fuzz testing, with the maximum payout now $30,000.

Twitter’s controversial decisions under owner Elon Musk just keep on coming, with the platform killing off its free developer API.

Microsoft is reportedly reworking File Explorer to make it better match the rest of the Windows 11 aesthetic and features.

Popular application firewall Opensnitch is coming to Debian, one of the oldest and most popular Linux distributions (distros).

Capital One has eliminated 1,100 agile tech jobs, part of its “overall tech transformation.”

Twitter has finally broke its silence — sort of — on why third-party clients are not working, changing its TOS to ban them.

SourceForge appeared to be having some issues Thursday, with download links for a number of open source projects disappearing.

Tech website CNET tried to use ChatGPT to write articles, but the quality and accuracy left much to be desired.

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Microsoft is working to bring ChatGPT to its Azure OpenAI service, according to a tweet by CEO Satya Nadella.

IBM’s entire AIX development effort has been moved to India, a stark change from just a few months ago.

Amazon’s open programming jobs have dropped to a paltry 299, down from 32,692 in May of 2022.

The Fedora Project has announced it will offer a spin based on the Budgie desktop environment (DE), beginning with Fedora 38.

Google expanding its use of the Rust programming language, adding support for it in its Chromium web browser.

AMD is continuing to make inroad against Intel in the server market, chipping away (pun intended) at the latter’s lead.

Windows 8.1 is slated to receive its last update on Tuesday, as Microsoft is sunsetting the operating system once and or all.

Google has open sourced its video blurring tool, called Magritte, in an effort to improve user privacy.

AMD is taking aim at Apple, unveiling a chip it claims will outperform Apple’s custom silicon while offering superior battery life.