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AI push makes Python the most popular language on GitHub

Changing demands cause Python to become GitHub’s most popular coding language as it introduces new AI models to Copilot.

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Bitwarden clarifies open source commitment amid user concerns

Some users worried the password management platform could be moving to a more restrictive licensing scheme

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World fair for coders celebrates 'nerditude' of AI era

The next phase of generative AI has begun, according to the world's leading open source developer platform, with new tools launched to craft apps out of ideas.

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This Raspberry Pi-powered trackpad is totally open-source

Ploopy Co has created a Raspberry Pi-powered trackpad called the Ploopy Trackpad. It's an open-source trackpad that's also available as a DIY kit.

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Maker brings Disney's Ratatouille 'Remy' to life with some clever coding and 3D printing

Christina Ernst has created an open-source robotic replica of Remy from the movie "Ratatouille" that you can wear on your head.

Tom’s Hardware

Winamp owner deletes 'Open Source' repository after a bumpy month on GitHub

The Llama Group takes down its Winamp GitHub repository after less than a month amid concerns that it doesn't own all of the project's source code

Tom’s Hardware

ProxTag makes managing virtual Proxmox environments easy with a Raspberry Pi

Joseph Cauble has made a Raspberry Pi-powered Proxmox management tool featuring a tiny eInk display.

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Following yet more Zelda leaks, Switch emulator Ryujinx has disappeared after Nintendo reportedly "offered an agreement to stop working on the project"

The other big Switch emulator appears to be no more

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Google showcases bizarre double-sided Japanese keyboard, which it won't sell — the keyboard uses a Möbius strip as its foundation

Google Japan announced a new keyboard design that addresses the “big problem” of keyboards only having keys on one side.

Tom’s Hardware

Doom will run on a literal potato but apparently quantum computers still aren't powerful enough to run even this wireframe version natively

Quantum computing for gaming is a long way off it seems, so you're still better off playing it on your fridge/heart monitor/toothbrush.

PC Gamer

Raspberry Pi AI EYE camera regenerates pictures using an AI description

Oscar Wilmerdingh has created a Raspberry Pi-powered camera that uses AI to create a description of the image and then recreates the picture using only the description.

Tom’s Hardware

Winamp releases its source code on GitHub — but the legacy media player doesn't go full open-source

Winamp is released on GitHub, but restrictive licensing prevents other forks or distributions.

Tom’s Hardware

GitHub will let any enterprise users store data in the EU

Enterprises can now store their GitHub data within the European Union, and more regions may follow soon.

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GitLab critical authentication flaw patched in Community and Enterprise edition

GitLab recommends installing the patch immediately.

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Watch out ChatGPT — Anthropic launches Claude for Enterprise to get more AI in your work documents

Anthropic launches Claude Enterprise with 500K context window to take on OpenAI’s ChatGPT Enterprise.

Fortune

Anthropic joins OpenAI in going after business customers

The AI startup joins its rivals in launching an enterprise version of its Claude chatbot.

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Lumma Stealer malware linked as project fixes in GitHub comments

GitHub staff is hard at work removing tens of thousands of malicious comments.

Fortune

Why Honeywell has placed such a big bet on Gen AI

Chief digital technology officer Sheila Jordan has already put 16 generative AI use cases into production, giving all 95,000 employees at Honeywell access to the technology.

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Data spills and shadow data: How exposed are you to the risks?

The larger an organization is, the more ‘shadow data’ it often has, and the harder it seems to be to keep track of all the different places data is stored.

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How to install Decky Loader on Steam Deck: Access Epic Games, Battle.net, Ubisoft Connect, and more game launchers

Decky Loader is a plugin launcher that makes it easier to access different services and features on the Steam Deck. Here's how to install it.

Tom’s Guide

How to use AI to upscale your images for free

Here's how to transform your low-res images into hi-res with the open source Upscayl app.

Tom’s Guide

Cursor is ChatGPT for coding — now anyone can make an app in minutes

Cursor is a new AI code development tool that makes it easier than ever to turn an idea into an app, website or project — without having to write a line of code.

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SolarWinds left some serious security flaws in its Web Desk Help platform, and now it's under attack

Hardcoded credentials grant crooks easy access, and they pop up more often than one would think.

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GitHub Enterprise Server has a critical security flaw, so patch now

A newly discovered security flaw allows hackers to elevate their privileges and thus take over vulnerable endpoints.

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OK, this viral AI live stream software is truly terrifying

Deep-Live-Cam can turn a single image into a deepfake live stream.

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