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The February 17, 2026 eclipse produced a ring-shaped view in the far south, while observers in parts of South America and southern Africa could see a partial eclipse if skies were clear.
Read report »Large companies will face a ban from 19 July 2026, while disclosure measures are intended to expose how much unsold consumer stock businesses discard.
Read report »An independently maintained GitHub project provides importable filter lists designed to remove Shorts-related material, comments and playable elements from YouTube views.
Read report »OpenAI has officially deprecated the GPT-4o model, triggering significant backlash from users who formed deep emotional attachments to the AI assistant.
Read report »The open-source notification tool pairs character voice lines with desktop overlays, terminal titles and configurable controls for coding-agent events across macOS, Linux and WSL2.
Read report »A developer argues that condensed activity summaries introduced in version 2.1.20 make it harder to follow which files an AI coding agent reads and which patterns it searches.
Read report »CNN says the state is curbing access to one of Russia's most popular messaging apps while steering people toward tightly controlled local services.
Read report »EPI and the EuroPA Alliance plan to connect Wero with established national payment systems, creating a European account-to-account network for about 130 million users.
Read report »From March 2026, Discord plans to restrict adult areas and sensitive features unless its systems determine that an account belongs to an adult.
Read report »Mitchell Hashimoto's experimental project lets maintainers approve or denounce contributors and apply configurable rules through a flat-file system and GitHub Actions.
Read report »The government-backed workspace combines messaging, video, documents, files, spreadsheets and transfer services in an MIT-licensed collaboration portfolio.
Read report »A technology writer documented promotions with recent domain registrations and questioned the screening of advertisements served inside Apple's news application.
Read report »The autonomous-driving company says its self-operated facility supports 600 GPUs and roughly four petabytes of storage while avoiding an estimated $25 million-plus cloud bill.
Read report »Reporting dated 2026-02-05 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
Read report »A planned move by 2.5 million French civil servants to a domestic video service reflects growing European concern over control of public data and critical digital infrastructure.
Read report »The editor project's maintainer says attackers compromised infrastructure outside its codebase and exploited weaker verification in older updater versions during 2025.
Read report »The open-source platform offers managed or self-hosted connectivity across devices, clouds and on-premises systems under a BSD-3 licence.
Read report »An opinion analysis argues that sensitive European workloads require locally owned and operated infrastructure, as buyers weigh legal jurisdiction alongside data location.
Read report »A longtime Windows user described abandoning Microsoft’s operating system after update and graphics problems, while acknowledging that the Linux transition brought its own compromises.
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Read report »The digital-rights group says a Palantir system gives immigration agents mapped leads, dossiers and address confidence scores using information from federal sources.
Read report »Sean Goedecke argues that project estimates rarely predict uncertain engineering work, but remain useful for deciding what can fit within a business constraint.
Read report »The company has opened a processor-optimization challenge once used in time-limited take-home interviews, inviting developers to beat a Claude Opus 4.5 benchmark.
Read report »Android will retain an option to install software without developer verification, but Google says advanced users will face added warnings and deliberate friction.
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