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Ford is recalling more than 200,000 Bronco and Bronco Sport SUVs after regulators said an instrument panel may fail at startup and leave drivers without key information.
Read report »The company reported that elevated errors and latency had returned to normal following a degradation that affected application services, Access, WARP and its dashboard.
Read report »The infrastructure provider said an oversized threat-management file crashed traffic-handling software, affecting services including X, ChatGPT, Zoom and Canva.
Read report »An experimental Insider setting creates separate accounts and desktops for agents, with scoped access to local apps and common personal folders.
Read report »The free-software project reimplements Apple's device protocol to expose noise settings, battery data and other functions beyond Apple's platforms.
Read report »The DNS provider said a French association demanded restrictions over alleged illegal material, but its checks raised questions about the complainant and timeline.
Read report »Downloads may still work without the new execution layer, but maintainers warn that fewer formats will remain available and future access may fail entirely.
Read report »Space weather monitors said the Sun produced its strongest flare of 2025, an X5.1 burst that disrupted radio signals across two continents.
Read report »Pixar created the 1995 feature digitally but calibrated its images for transfer to 35 mm, producing colors and texture later digital editions did not retain.
Read report »The bankruptcy attorney says sharing a name with Meta’s founder has brought disabled accounts, legal confusion, unwanted requests and persistent harassment.
Read report »The beta framework turns declarative TypeScript into native views for iOS, Android and macOS without web views or JavaScript bridges.
Read report »A document publicised by the archiving service directs registrar Tucows to provide customer and connection data, though its authenticity was not independently established.
Read report »Climate Drift argues that cheaper hardware, mobile money and remote metering are combining to make small solar systems affordable without waiting for grid extensions.
Read report »A search through trade publications, oral histories, patents and an obscured document credit led technology historian Dave Wilson to the former Aldus engineer.
Read report »The Mercedes-Benz subsidiary says its latest axial-flux prototype combines a 1,005-horsepower peak with 350–400 kW of continuous output.
Read report »A practitioner’s field guide recommends concise repository instructions, deliberate session resets and judging coding agents by completed changes rather than conversational style.
Read report »An internal DHS document obtained by 404 Media says people cannot refuse the scan and that photos taken by the app can be retained for years, including those of U.S. citizens.
Read report »The advocacy effort says registration requirements for software installed outside Google Play would weaken independent distribution and user control.
Read report »Ars Technica says Proven Industries sued lock-shimming creator Trevor McNally after a video showing a $130 hitch lock opening in seconds, turning a product demo into a legal fight over copyright, defamation and online reputation.
Read report »Anil Dash argues that ChatGPT’s Atlas browser replaces normal web navigation with AI-generated summaries and command-like interactions, making the product feel less like a browser and more like a controlled prompt interface.
Read report »The startup behind Roc Camera says it is pairing attested sensor data, zero-knowledge proofs, and a tamper-proof environment to let a photo prove it came from a real camera moment.
Read report »A developer’s catalog of short shell helpers shows how much daily work is still shaped by tiny commands that save time, reduce friction, and make repeat tasks less error-prone.
Read report »A step-by-step tutorial on building a database from scratch uses append-only files, tombstones, segments, and in-memory indexes to show why durable storage is harder than it looks.
Read report »A retrospective on IDEs from roughly 30 years ago argues that many of the ideas developers now take for granted were already present, even if the surrounding software ecosystem changed.
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