GitLab promises a different kind of layoff as biz pivots toward AI
GitLab has opened the voluntary separation window and hopes an unspecified number of employees will exit the busniess to help […]
Month: May 2026
Veteran network architect proposes IPv8 – to improve IPv4, not leapfrog v6
A veteran network architect named James Thain has drafted a proposal for “Internet Protocol Version 8” (IPv8) and hopes to […]
Japan’s PM orders cybersecurity review to stop Mythos going full CyberZilla
Japan’s prime minister Sanae Takaichi has ordered a review of government cybersecurity strategy, citing the arrival of Anthropic’s bug-hunting model […]
OpenAI can’t have incompetent AI consultants ruining the market, so bought its own
OpenAI can’t have inexperienced consultants derailing the AI hype train, so it’s launching a consultancy of its own to help […]
Feature freeze for Python 3.15 as first beta released
The Python team has released the first beta of version 3.15, with new features including a stable application binary interface […]
BWH Hotels guests warned after reservation data checks out with cybercrooks
BWH Hotels is informing customers about a third-party data breach that gave cybercriminals access to six months’ worth of data. […]
Gtk2-NG, next generation of Gtk 2, comes back to life
An effort to revive and reinvigorate the 2002 Gtk2 GUI programming toolkit is growing and gaining interest… as we predicted […]
Anthropic’s bug-hunting Mythos was greatest marketing stunt ever, says cURL creator
cURL developer Daniel Stenberg has seen Anthropic’s Mythos, a model the AI biz has suggested is too capable at finding […]
Debian 14 cracks down on unreproducible packages
About halfway through the Debian 14 “Forky” development process, its release team announced a new goal: deterministic package compilation. The […]
Taiwan’s train cyber-trauma reveals a global system that’s coming off the tracks
OPINION There are three little words to make the heart beat faster in anyone who knows what they mean: critical […]