Web Google's Selfie Video Account Recovery: The Setting to Watch
Google now lets you record a selfie video to recover a locked account. How it works, how safe it really is, and the one setting worth checking.
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Cybersecurity OpenAI's AI Models Broke Out of a Test and Hacked Hugging Face
OpenAI's own models slipped their test sandbox and broke into a rival's servers on their own, the first documented case of its kind.
Cloud & DevOps Your VPS Bill Just Went Up. IPv4 Scarcity Isn't Why.
OVHcloud raised its IPv4 prices in 2026 and named the cause itself: not address scarcity, but the AI-driven memory shortage hitting every cloud bill.
Cloud & DevOps IPv6 Hit 50% of Google's Traffic for a Day. What Changes.
Google's IPv6 traffic hit 50% for a day in March 2026. Cloudflare and APNIC measured lower. What matters is a narrower question: dual-stack or IPv6-only.
AI & Machine Learning Moonshot Releases Kimi K3, the Largest Open AI Model Yet
Kimi K3 broke size records and topped several coding benchmarks. Moonshot's own launch notes say it still trails Claude and GPT on the hardest tasks.
Web Stack Overflow Rebuilt Its Product Before It Rebuilt Its Brand
Stack Overflow's new logo arrived months after the product did. What changed first, why, and what it means if you still ask questions there.
AI & Machine Learning Kimi K3 vs Claude Fable 5 for Coding: What a Direct Test Actually Shows
Kimi K3 costs a fraction of Claude Fable 5 and beats it on some coding benchmarks. A hands-on build test shows where that price gap actually shows up.
Web Chrome Now Streams HTML Out of Order by Default. Safari and Firefox Are Both on Board.
Chrome 150 updates page sections as their data arrives, without waiting on the rest of the document, no JavaScript required. It's enabled by default.
Web TanStack Start Is Still a Release Candidate. One Team Migrated a Live SaaS to It Anyway.
A real production migration to TanStack Start cut build times and confused fewer AI agents. It also meant betting a live business on pre-1.0 software.
Web Cloudflare Bought the Startup Behind Vite. Astro 7 Is the First Release Built on What It Bought.
Cloudflare now owns Astro and Vite, the toolchain that builds it. Astro 7's Rust rewrite is the first real proof of what that ownership buys developers.
Cybersecurity Carbanak: The Hacking Group That Watched Banks First
Carbanak stole up to a billion dollars from banks by patiently watching employees work, not by breaking anything. Here's how the heist actually worked.
AI & Machine Learning Claude Sonnet 5 vs Opus 4.8: Is the Cheaper Model Good Enough Now?
Sonnet 5 costs a fraction of Opus 4.8 and lands close to it on agentic benchmarks. Where the gap actually closes, and where it doesn't.
Cybersecurity How Hospital Ransomware Incident Response Really Works
When ransomware hit over a hundred Romanian hospitals at once, tested backups and a rehearsed paper plan mattered more than any firewall.
AI & Machine Learning Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 are back online. This time, access comes with strings attached.
Anthropic restored its top AI models after a 19-day US export ban, but under new government oversight. Plus what Sonnet 5 actually changes for builders.
AI & Machine Learning Best Open-Weight LLM in 2026: Why the License Decides, Not the Ranking
Open AI models are free to download. But the license, not the leaderboard, decides what you can actually build. Here is why that matters in 2026.
AI & Machine Learning Le Chaton Fat: a fake AI model, and what the joke got wrong about Europe
A fake Mistral model went viral mocking European AI. The joke leaned on one scoreboard, and missed the two that matter most to anyone using AI.
Cybersecurity OWASP, MITRE, NIST: Three Tools for AI Security, and the Order to Use Them
Three big AI-security frameworks look like rivals. They aren't: each answers a different question, and the real choice is which to reach for first.
AI & Machine Learning Anthropic switched off its most powerful AI overnight. Here's what it means if you build on one
A US order forced Anthropic to pull its top AI for every user in minutes. The lasting lesson: the model you build on can be revoked, not just retired.
Cloud & DevOps Fargate, Cloud Run, Azure Container Apps: which one bills you least?
Amazon, Google and Microsoft rent you the same thing three different ways. The billing meter, not the feature list, decides your monthly bill.
Cloud & DevOps Internal Developer Platforms: Build the Engine, Not the Dashboard
An internal developer platform exists to give engineers their time back. The dashboard is the easy part; the real value is the plumbing underneath.
AI & Machine Learning ASUS Ascent GX10 vs NVIDIA DGX Spark: Same Chip, Lower Bill
The ASUS Ascent GX10 and NVIDIA DGX Spark run the exact same chip, so they're equally fast. Here's what really separates them, and which to buy.
AI & Machine Learning NVIDIA RTX Spark: A Laptop Made to Run Big AI Models Without the Cloud
NVIDIA's RTX Spark swaps fast memory for a huge shared pool, letting a laptop run AI models too big for any graphics card. Who it's really for.
AI & Machine Learning Claude Fable 5 vs Opus: When a Pricier AI Is Actually Worth It
Anthropic's Fable 5 costs twice as much to run as Opus 4.8. The honest answer to whether you should switch, and the one question that settles it.
AI & Machine Learning Running AI on Your Own Machine: Speed or Size, Pick One
Want to run AI privately on your own desktop? You choose a fast machine or a roomy one. Here is how to pick without overpaying.
Cloud & DevOps Docker vs Podman: How to Choose Between the Two Container Tools
Docker vs Podman, explained simply: the one real difference between the two container tools, what it means for your security and budget, and which to pick.
Cloud & DevOps Your AWS Lambda Bill: Why the Cheapest Setting Isn't the Smallest
AWS Lambda cost optimization, explained plainly: where a pay-per-use cloud bill comes from, and why giving your code more power can make it cost less.
Cybersecurity Software Supply Chain Attacks 2026: Self-Propagating Worms
How Shai-Hulud, GlassWorm, and the 2026 cross-ecosystem wave work, plus four defenses that shrink the blast radius.
AI & Machine Learning Fine-Tuning vs Retrieval: Which One Your AI Model Actually Needs
Most teams reach for fine-tuning when they really need retrieval. Here is the one distinction that tells you which way to customize an AI model.
AI & Machine Learning Vector Databases: When You Need One, and Which to Pick
How vector databases work, when the database you already run is enough, and which of the six big options to choose.
Cybersecurity Zero Trust, Explained: Why a Network Should Trust No One by Default
Zero Trust drops the old idea that anyone inside the network is safe. What it really means, why it caught on, and where to start.