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GitHub secret scanning now recognizes five Lovable, Pydantic and Supabase credential types, with public Lovable API keys also routed to the issuer for response.
GitHub Secret Scanning Adds Lovable, Logfire and Supabase Tokens Read More
Raspberry Pi’s new $30 Smart Display Module adapts Compute Module 5 to Intel SDM-L displays, adding host-powered installation, a second HDMI output and M.2 expansion.
Raspberry Pi’s $30 Smart Display Module Puts CM5 Inside SDM-L Screens Read More
NASA used unsteady pressure-sensitive paint and high-speed cameras on a freely moving benchmark wing, adding a dense optical pressure map to a difficult aeroelastic wind-tunnel test.
NASA’s Glowing Wing Test Turns Pressure Into Camera Data Read More
GitHub now lets teams trigger Copilot pull-request analysis through REST and GraphQL APIs, choose effort per request, and use Balanced as the inherited default.
GitHub Lets APIs Trigger Copilot Pull-Request Analysis Read More
ANYbotics has launched Shift, a four-module operations platform that ties ANYmal fleet missions, asset context, anomaly analysis and maintenance-system work orders into one workflow.
ANYbotics Shift Links Robot Inspections to Maintenance Workflows Read More
GitHub Team organizations can now start a 30-day Advanced Security trial. Here is what the trial includes, where usage charges can still appear, and how to structure a useful evaluation.
GitHub Team Gets Self-Serve Advanced Security Trials: A 30-Day Evaluation Plan Read More
GitHub added repository-level runner type, label and group controls for Dependabot jobs in private and internal repositories.
GitHub Adds Repository-Level Runner Selection for Dependabot Read More
NVIDIA’s Open Agent Safety Platform pairs OpenShell’s kernel-enforced sandbox with a BlueField-4 Sentry monitor outside the host CPU and GPU.
NVIDIA Splits AI-Agent Safety Between OpenShell and BlueField-4 Read More
The unofficial Blender for Android Alpha 4 build adds Turnip driver options, working audio, CPU denoising and several graphics fixes—but still carries device-specific failures.
Blender for Android Alpha 4 Adds Turnip Builds, Audio and Cycles Fixes Read More
Arduino’s Maker Faire Bay Area demos put two versions of its dual-brain design in public view: UNO Q for maker projects and VENTUNO Q for heavier edge-AI and robotics work.
At Maker Faire Bay Area, Arduino Puts Dual-Brain Boards Into Live Demos Read More