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Thursday September 18, 2025. 04:56 PM
Version 1.90.0 of the Rust language has been released. Changes include switching to the LLD linker by default, the addition of support for workspace publishing to cargo, and the usual set of stabilized APIs.
Security updates have been issued by AlmaLinux (gnutls, mysql:8.4, opentelemetry-collector, and python-cryptography), Debian (nextcloud-desktop), Fedora (chromium, firefox, forgejo, gitleaks, kernel, kernel-headers, lemonldap-ng, perl-Cpanel-JSON-XS, and python-pip), Red Hat ...
The Universal Blue project has announced the release of Bluefin LTS, an image-based distribution similar to Bluefin that uses CentOS Stream 10 and EPEL instead of Fedora as its base: Bluefin LTS ships with Linux 6.12.0, which is the kernel for the lifetime of release. An opt...
In far too many enterprises, IT and Security are not on the same page. This misalignment isn’t merely about departmental politics. In today’s perilous threat environment, misalignment poses a serious threat to organizational resilience and operational efficiency. The...
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is the latest game featuring the famed archeologist and adventurer, but publisher Bethsoft has deleted a teaser clip reminding viewers who he was up against in 1937: 'You don't care much about those fascists, do you?' — Read the rest The po...
Version 7.0 of the Tails portable operating system has been released. This is the first version of Tails based on Linux 6.12.43, Debian 13 ('trixie') and GNOME 48. It uses zstd instead of xz to compress the USB and ISO images to deliver a faster start time on most computers....
A new survey of over 1,000 IT and security teams suggests that the more tools organizations deploy to solve problems, the more problems they create. The study from Kandji finds that too many overlapping tools is an issue for 49 percent, gaps or breakdowns between tools is...
A new report from compliance management company Strike Graph finds a worrying disconnect between the growing complexity of regulatory frameworks and organizations' confidence in their ability to manage them. According to the report, potential errors (63 percent) and data...
OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, acknowledged in its own research that large language models will always produce hallucinations due to fundamental mathematical constraints that cannot be solved through better engineering, marking a significant admission from one of the AI...
The Trump International Golf Links, his Aberdeenshire golf course and resort, breached contamination levels four times in 2024 and once this year, according to the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency. In plainer terms, it is unable to contain the amount of shit it...
Technology is changing faster than ever, and IT teams need to keep learning new skills to stay ahead. But many IT managers are going about training their people all wrong. They’re throwing money at the wrong things, frustrating their employees, and not achieving any real...
Hold on a sec — what year is it, again? In an amusingly delightful déjà vu moment, Google’s announced the launch of a new native desktop app that brings all sorts of on-demand searching prowess right onto your Windows computer — as if the PC had Google intelligence...
A new study has shown that DeepSeek AI may generate deliberately flawed code when prompts involve groups or regions deemed politically sensitive by Beijing, raising fresh concerns for enterprises about the security and reliability of Chinese AI systems. Researchers at...
My career in pharmaceutical analytics, clinical research and commercial operations has been shaped by the tension between innovation and compliance. Regulatory frameworks such as HIPAA, GxP, GDPR and 21 CFR Part 11 are not optional; they are the guardrails that protect...
Kubernetes is the default platform for cloud-native applications, but managing Kubernetes at scale isn’t trivial. New tools like Headlamp aim to reduce the overhead that comes with managing and deploying Kubernetes applications, but it is still easy to make mistakes and...
They call Disneyland the Magic Kingdom. The way they've been going of late makes me think that maybe that magic's coming from Mickey walking the left-hand path. This past Monday, ABC, a TV and radio network owned by the Walt Disney Company, pulled Jimmy Kimmel off the air...
Artificial intelligence, which has generated fears of harms and dangers ranging from job losses to human extinction, drew multiple protests at The AI Conference in San Francisco on September 17. The AI Conference was established to “embrace the potent capability of AI to...
LiveAI miserably and hilariously fails after being cut off, ostensibly to pick up the pace and get on with helping make Zuck a Korean-inspired barbecue sauce. I disbelieve both the excuse Zuck tries to pass off and the applause. Pathetic. It might have worked if Zuck's...
Recent innovations suggest that AI will soon be at the heart of web browsing, guiding users directly to information rather than forcing them to scroll through pages and links. When that becomes reality, so-called AI-native browsers — Comet, Arc, Dia, Andi, and others —...
Inside this week's LWN.net Weekly Edition: Front: Fighting human trafficking; End of 10; Link tags; Healthy subsystem communities; New kernel tools; Rust and Carbon; Typst. Briefs: Brief news items from throughout the community. Announcements: Newsletters, conferences,...
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