The Vibe-coding Era at Microsoft is going greaaaaaaaat.... https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/vulnerability/CVE-2026-20841
Looks like the vibe coders at Microsoft forgot to add "don't introduce command injection vulnerabilities" to their prompts?
https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2026-20841
Eläinten oikeudet perustuslakiin – apuasi tarvitaan! #eläimet
Eu precisando chamar o tšxi pra ir ao trabalho e a Claro fora do ar. Levei um bom tempo pra entender o que era. Tive que resgatar um celular antigo, com um chip da Vivo.
Mas nisso eu perdi uma meia-hora.
"Der Bundesrat verunmöglicht erfolgreiche datensparsame Geschäftsmodelle, die auf sichere Kommunikation setzen. Es wäre definitiv das Ende von erfolgreichen Unternehmen wie Threema oder Proton in der Schweiz." schreibt die @… heute als Reaktion auf die aktuelle #VÜPF
Celebrating Vappu by updating some servers. So that public holiday doesn't feel too different from a working day. https://cyberinsider.com/copy-fail-gives-root-access-to-all-linux-systems-via-732-byte-exploit/
Highly optimized code is of course extremely expensive to develop — both to build and maintain. But now even just-average-performance code is the more costly alternative.
And sure, grinding out a vibe-coded LLM horror so you can check that business box may leave you with code that’s not only especially buggy but RAM-hungry and CPU-hungry. And sure that’s expensive to deploy. But hey: your cloud spend is already preposterous, right? And high deployment costs are more predictable than high development costs…right?
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Kind of sick of being asked to evaluate some vibe-coded UIs and then, when citing piles of errors, being dismissed because the next LLM release will fix it.
Emergent, which offers an AI-powered software development service, says it is generating annual run-rate revenue of $100M , just eight months after launch (TechCrunch)
https://techcrunch.com/2026/02/17/emergent-hits-100m-arr-eight-mont…