Carrie’s dark modern twist arrives on Prime Video this fall
Mike Flanagan’s latest Stephen King adaptation reimagines Carrie with today’s teen pressures—bullying, social media, and active shooter drills—set for October 7th on Amazon Prime.
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Microsoft extends Windows 10 support—again—after Windows 11 stumbles
Microsoft pushes back the Windows 10 end-of-life date for another year after mixed user response to Windows 11 forced the company to soften its upgrade stance.
GitHub and PyPI tighten supply-chain security with new defenses
GitHub and PyPI are rolling out time-based safeguards in Dependabot to curb supply-chain attacks and limit their fallout.
Why Proxmox beats ESXi in homelabs and small setups
Homelab users are switching from ESXi to Proxmox for cost, simplicity, and built-in features. Here’s why two years with Proxmox still feels like the right call.
KAT-Coder-V2.5 pushes AI coding past toy examples into real repos
KwaiKAT’s new agentic coding model trains on 100,000+ executable repos to handle multi-turn fixes, not just single-pass snippets.
First look at *Blade Runner 2099* teaser hacks the neon noir
Prime Video’s *Blade Runner 2099* teaser premiered at SDCC, revealing a dystopia where humans are hunted and the original’s noir roots stay intact.
Google Antigravity quietly boosts focus without adding clutter
A minimalist Google tool helps users finish tasks instead of just organizing them. How it works and why it could matter for workflows.
Iranian hackers breach US water and energy systems, agencies warn
US agencies update advisory on Iran-linked cyberattacks targeting internet-exposed water and energy control systems, warning of real-world disruption risks.
Claude Opus 5 Arrives at 4.8 Pricing—But Watch for Breaking Changes
The new Opus 5 model halves Fable 5’s cost gap while closing most performance differences, but three silent behavior shifts may break existing code.
AI learns from watching screens without labels—Photon-1 shows how
A new sparse transformer trained on 18 years of unlabelled desktop videos outperforms Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite on a computer-use benchmark while cutting compute and cost.