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Twake Drive is introduced as an open-source alternative to Google Drive. Users can set it up locally by following simple steps like cloning the repository and running it with Docker. The development prerequisites include Node.js, MongoDB, and Yarn. The app runs on port 3000 and is licensed under Affero GPL v3.
Software engineer Cameron Paczek created Skylight, an open-source project using a Raspberry Pi 5 and ADS-B radio to track aircraft in real-time and project their flight paths onto your ceiling. Skylight captures ADS-B signals emitted by planes, decodes them, and displays details like model, altitude, and distance to destination on your ceiling. The project also recreates the sky with celestial bodies and live satellite tracking. Paczek plans to release a ready-made kit for Skylight to make it more accessible to those who are not tech-savvy.
GitHub Copilot has transitioned to usage-based pricing, leading to significant price hikes for customers. Users are reporting bills increasing by up to 100-fold, with some finding subscription plans limited or useless due to low usage limits. The new pricing model includes token allowances in different subscription tiers, but estimating token usage for queries can be challenging. Users are advised to carefully select efficient models to manage costs, as some have experienced unexpectedly high token consumption even with light usage. Investors are pushing for AI companies to generate more revenue to match their expenditures, despite backlash against Microsoft for the pricing changes.
The Linux kernel is considering removing the x32 ABI, a hybrid 32-bit/64-bit mode introduced in 2012, by 2027 due to low adoption rates. The x32 ABI aimed to optimize memory consumption for 64-bit programs by using 32-bit pointers while accessing the full 64-bit register file. Despite its potential performance improvements, the x32 ABI faced challenges such as complexity for developers and limited memory usage per process. The lack of mainstream adoption and exclusivity to Linux contributed to its demise, as it did not see widespread use by software developers.
A critical vulnerability in the open source framework Starlette is imperiling millions of AI agents and tools worldwide, potentially allowing hackers to breach servers and access sensitive data and credentials. This vulnerability, known as BadHost (CVE-2026-48710), affects systems using Starlette versions prior to 1.0.1 and is easy to exploit on servers not behind a properly configured firewall. The flaw impacts various widely used packages in the Python AI ecosystem, including FastAPI, vLLM, and LiteLLM. Security researchers have highlighted the seriousness of this vulnerability, with a severity rating of 7 out of 10 and warnings that it poses a significant threat to users of apps relying on Starlette.