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Zed splits AI into three paths with different billing and data rules: the native agent, external agents over ACP, and terminal threads. Every feature dated.
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2026-11-01
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Where the PHP2Shell fix comes from if you do not build PHP yourself: Ubuntu, Debian, RHEL and its clones, cPanel, Plesk, container images and PHP 8.1 or older.
#php#php2shell+8 more
2026-10-22
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PHP2Shell shows AI can turn decade-old bugs into working exploits in hours. Nine changes to patching, inventory, hosting and AI agents that cut your exposure.
#security#php2shell+6 more
2026-10-22
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PHP 8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36 and 8.2.35 fix PHP2Shell, two critical remote code execution flaws found with AI help. Who is exposed, what to update and why now.
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2026-10-21
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Next.js 15 leaves Maintenance LTS on October 21, 2026, two years after release. What end of support means for security fixes and how to plan the move to 16.
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2026-10-20
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TypeScript 7.1 beta adds import attributes in ambient modules, source phase imports, an es2026 target and a new compiler API. What changes and what to test.
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2026-10-20
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Cloudflare's Vinext 1.0 runs Next.js apps on Vite instead of the Next.js toolchain. What it supports, what it lacks, and whether to move a production app.
#Next.js#Vite+2 more
2026-09-30
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Google's Antigravity SDK can now run agents on local models with no internet connection. What changed, how to set it up and the limits Google states.
#AI Agents#Google Antigravity+2 more
2026-09-26
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A capture inventory for leaving a hosted site builder or old CMS: content, URLs, redirects, tracking, media, DNS and settings, plus the reconciliation step.
#Site Migration#Web Development+2 more
2026-09-24
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AI accessibility fixes can remove a real barrier, but a useful browser shortcut is not a site-wide repair. Test the actual user task before calling it done.
#AI coding#Web accessibility+3 more
2026-09-04
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Scope enforced in the UI is a policy the UI can forget. Why row-level rules in the database beat if/else branches, and why one scoping bug returns zero rows.
#row level security#postgres+5 more
2026-08-27
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Which copy an agent reads is a correctness decision, not a performance one. How to set a staleness budget per question, and catch a mirror that stops syncing.
#ai agents#system of record+5 more
2026-08-27
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Admin-editable templates, offline-tolerant sync, and signed photo provenance turn a tablet into a paper-form replacement that survives a dispute.
#offline-first#pwa+5 more
2026-08-24
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Server-authoritative state, forward-only status transitions and idempotent submissions: the architecture pattern behind an agent-built multi-step quote funnel.
#architecture-patterns#lead-capture+4 more
2026-08-23
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A 17-row table comparing MT specialists, commercial translation APIs and frontier LLMs on languages, context, licence, price per unit and evaluation.
#machine translation#localisation+5 more
2026-08-22
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eve 0.44.0 gates trace creation by conversation audience: only public is retained by default, while private and unknown conversations fail closed.
#eve#agent observability+5 more
2026-08-21
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GitHub brought Copilot to Slack and Microsoft Teams on August 21, both public preview. The cloud sandbox bills on its own rates, worded differently per surface.
#github copilot#slack+5 more
2026-08-21
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The v1.0 release swaps httpx for httpx2, sets a Python 3.10 floor, drops Text Completions, and makes AnthropicBedrock error when no region is set.
#anthropic#python-sdk+4 more
2026-08-20
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GitHub's August 20 postmortem names a client-side retry loop that raised traffic during recovery, more than 3 million added CPU cores, and retry budgets.
#github#outage-postmortem+4 more
2026-08-20
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Anthropic moved five Claude Developer Platform betas to GA on August 19, 2026. None of it is a forced migration, and no sunset date is published.
#anthropic#claude-api+4 more
2026-08-19
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On August 19 Cursor's cloud agents gained PR subscriptions, goals and per-task VMs, and Codex cloud added GitLab in beta. Agents now persist past one prompt.
#cursor#codex+5 more
2026-08-19
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CVE-2026-75130 scores 9.0 under CVSS 3.1 and 6.4 under CVSS 4.0. Context7 2.1.2 and earlier are affected; no public fix documented as of Aug 22, 2026.
#mcp#prompt injection+5 more
2026-08-18
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Cursor Origin left its waitlist into early beta on paid plans. What actually shipped, and why Cursor's own changelog keeps GitHub as the source of truth.
#cursor-origin#code-hosting+5 more
2026-08-17
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An August 17 GitHub incident ran 7 hours 36 minutes, and Copilot stayed impaired after the rest recovered. Why an assistant sits on its own dependency chain.
#github#outage+5 more
2026-08-17
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