Reporting, explainers and postmortems with complete transcripts and primary sources.
AWS's new project spend limits stop resources at the cap and initially preserve your data. Its guide says project data is permanently deleted after 90 days paused without action. We unpack the limited
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Apple plans extra macOS Full Disk Access controls because autonomous AI agents increase the risks of broad data access. We examine the current permission, Meta's disputed Muse messages case and histor
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Git's proposed SHA-256 default creates a compatibility boundary for new repositories. We check the official plan, Scott Chacon's objection and a working GitHub preview exception, then cover Pi 1.0 and
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Google announced Gemini 4 Argon, its new frontier model, and only trusted cyber defenders can use it. Here is what Google's own 19-row benchmark table shows, what the independent leaderboard measured,
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People say Claude gets dumber a few weeks after every launch. One developer put Claude Opus 5.5 on a 30-day clock from launch week, with frozen questions, a pinned Claude Code and public rules, and it
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OpenAI's DevDay 2026 keynote, explained: dots (always-on agents with their own cloud computer), ChatGPT Space and Pages, GPT-6.1 Sol at $2 / $10 per million tokens, Ultrafast and the Pro 500 plan, the
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The Dutch government is developing DAWO, a NixOS-based workplace intended to reduce dependence on foreign technology providers. The project brings together the operating system, office software and ad
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In 1993 Jensen Huang invited Eric Gullichsen onto NVIDIA's technical advisory board and granted him 25,000 options that, per the grant, vested in one year. In 1996 NVIDIA's CFO counted them on a four-
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Unsealed filings quote an OpenAI researcher in 2019: his worry about training on a pirated-books site was "optics" on Hacker News. What did OpenAI know, who told Bill Gates, why were the files deleted
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Grok 4.7 costs exactly what Grok 4.6 did per token, $2 in and $6 out. So why did the independent bill per task double, and is it really "twice as fast"? A one-week-later follow-up. Requested by @there
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Space is 270 degrees below zero, so why does Google's first orbital AI satellite have to switch its chips off every 15 minutes? Project Suncatcher launches four TPUs on October 1, and the problem is n
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At 10:00 on Tuesday, September 8, one routine squawk-code request inside NATS's National Airspace System (NAS) is interrupted by a higher-priority message while it is part-way through updating a value
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Half a million people watched Meta's own employees get filmed with Meta's own camera glasses outside Meta's Amsterdam office, and Instagram removed the video for "bullying and harassment" — a day afte
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SAML logs you into almost every work app, and its signature lives inside the XML it signs. Under the hood: the login dance between app, browser and identity provider, what an assertion looks like, why
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Anthropic shipped Claude Opus 5.5: Fable-level on most work, a fifth off the sticker price and 60% off cached reads. About ninety minutes later OpenAI shipped GPT-6 Sol and Luna at half the price of t
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An AI model does not die — it gets a shutdown date, and the morning after, your API call returns a 404: "The model has been deprecated, learn more here." Under the hood: the four-state pipeline (activ
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Yesterday's stamp on Meta's Muse was NEEDS REVIEW. Overnight the review arrived twice: Patrick Wardle showed that any local app or one pasted terminal command can redirect Muse's transcription endpoin
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An engineer in Melbourne powers a timing chassis back on at 2:50 a.m., and by breakfast Australia's biggest mobile network agrees that it is November 2006. July 8, 2026: a GPS card in Telstra's NTP ch
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