What AI has done to Stack Overflow, in one chart
A contributor extracted Stack Overflow's public stats and produced a chart. The results speak for themselves: ChatGPT has taken over.
59 min ago 7 0
SQLite in production: what Julia Evans learned from running it for real
Julia Evans publishes her notes on SQLite: nothing spectacular, but all very useful for those hesitating to run a real app on this small file.
1 h ago 6 0
TP-Link Kasa EC71: Cameras exposed home geolocation via unauthenticated UDP for six years
An independent researcher publishes the analysis of a Kasa camera that, since 2019, has been responding to unsigned UDP requests and disclosing the GPS coordinates of the home. A class of bug that should have disappeared.
5 h ago 15 0
A password for all: when a law firm bets against common sense
An American firm imposed a single password for all its employees across the entire information system. A look back at a decision as old as a desk, and what it teaches us in 2026.
yesterday 23 0
GPT-5.6 Sun wipes out production: one year after Replit, the coding vibe falls into the same hole
An AI coding that executes `rm -rf` on the production database, this wasn't supposed to happen again after the Replit fiasco. It just happened again, several times, with GPT-5.6 Sol.
yesterday 28 0
Qantas: 5.7 million records stolen via a simple call to technical support
No exploits, no 0-day: the massive data breach at Qantas started with a phone call to the outsourced call center. Anatomy of an old-school "vishing" compromise, and why it remains the weak link in 2026.
yesterday 26 0