Satya Nadella warns that enterprises pay for AI twice: once with money, and again with the proprietary knowledge they must reveal. Here’s what the reverse information paradox means for developers and IT managers.
“LOL, So Funny”: The Zero-Day Bug and Insider Threat at the Heart of Apple’s OpenAI Lawsuit
New details in Apple’s trade secrets lawsuit reveal a zero-day bug, an insider joking about stolen data, and critical security lessons for every IT team.
Nothing Phone (4b) Review: The Budget Phone That Puts Design First
Nothing’s new Phone (4b) brings their signature transparent design and Glyph Bar to the budget segment. With a massive 5,200mAh battery, clean Nothing OS 4.1 on Android 16, and 6 years of security updates, it’s a compelling option — if you can get past the awkward pricing.
How to Build and Run Linux 0.11 — Now Rewritten in Rust — on QEMU
A developer rewrote the original Linux 0.11 kernel from scratch in idiomatic Rust — and it boots on QEMU. Here’s how to build and run it yourself, plus why this project matters for anyone interested in OS development.
Your npm Install Just Ran a Rust Infostealer: The jscrambler Supply Chain Attack and What It Means for Every Developer
On July 11, 2026, jscrambler 8.14.0 dropped a Rust infostealer through a simple npm install. Five malicious versions later, the developer ecosystem is still counting the cost. Here is what happened and what you need to do.