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Apple Reportedly Cuts Daily AI Spending Caps for Its Engineers
Apple is reportedly reducing how much its engineering teams can spend on AI each day, as companies rethink costly AI usage.
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DreamHost Confirms Months-Long Hack Exposed Customer Emails and Credentials
Web host DreamHost says attackers stole customer emails and login credentials during a cyberattack that began in August.
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Apple Reportedly Plans a $1,000 Home Robot for 2027
Apple is reportedly developing an AI-driven home robot that could cost $1,000 or more when it launches in 2027.
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ETH Zurich’s FlexiQuad Drone Bends Instead of Breaking After Collisions
Researchers at ETH Zurich have built a flexible quadcopter that can hit obstacles and keep flying. The design aims to make drones more robust where avoiding every obstacle is hard.
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Go Introduces a New JSON API with encoding/json/v2 and jsontext
The Go team has announced that the encoding/json/v2 and encoding/json/jsontext packages are now stable and will be generally available in Go 1.27.
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Zig 0.17.1 Released With Fixes for Regressions and Upgrade Blockers
The Zig team has released version 0.17.1, a bug fix update that targets problems reported after 0.17.0.
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Debian Issues apt Security Update for Man-in-the-Middle Code Execution Flaw
Debian has published a security update for its apt package manager, according to an announcement titled around a man-in-the-middle flaw that could allow arbitrary code execution.
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T3 Code: A Free Open-Source Control Panel for Running Multiple Coding Agents
T3 Code is an MIT-licensed interface that lets developers manage Claude Code, Codex and other coding agents from one place. It does not include its own AI model.
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Critical Linux TCP flaw CVE-2026-98432 leaves some distribution kernels unpatch…
A use-after-free bug in Linux’s IPv4 TCP handshake code, rated 9.8 on CVSS, can be reached remotely without credentials. Several major distributions still lack a fix.
