It’s a big week for developer tools and media libraries. Visual Studio Code’s November 2025 update brings a major terminal upgrade, while Amazon makes a surprise move for Kindle book owners. Meanwhile, Plex is testing a new framework for custom metadata providers set to roll out in January.
Hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica in 2025 with 185 mph winds, a sign of the new normal. The key to survival isn’t stronger blocks, but perfecting the connections between them. One builder’s costly lesson shows the way forward.
Following the critical CVE-2025-55182 disclosure on December 3, a flood of proof-of-concept exploits has hit GitHub. While most are broken or malicious slop, security teams warn that a handful are effective and dangerous, including some deploying the Godzilla webshell.
In a significant shift, a key US banking regulator has given five cryptocurrency companies preliminary approval for national trust bank charters. This marks a major step in the industry’s long quest for mainstream legitimacy and regulatory clarity.
Broadcom just reported a monster year fueled by AI chips and VMware, with total revenue hitting $64 billion. The CEO revealed Anthropic is behind a new $11 billion order, and the company’s AI-related backlog now stands at a staggering $73 billion.
According to a Manufacturing.net analysis, recent tariff adjustments have created a clear divide in the commercial restroom manufacturing sector. Companies with long-term domestic production and sourcing strategies are gaining market share as buyers prioritize price stability and reliable lead times
Apple has rolled out macOS Sequoia 15.7.3, an update focused on important security fixes. The company has not yet detailed the specific vulnerabilities patched, but recommends all users install it immediately.
Google has added NotebookLM to its premium $250/month AI Ultra subscription. The move grants users dramatically higher usage limits and the ability to remove watermarks from generated slide decks and infographics. This could be the value proposition that justifies the ultra-premium price tag for hea
A new Microsoft report analyzing 37.5 million Copilot conversations shows a surprising trend. People are increasingly using the AI for emotional support and life advice, not just for facts or coding.
The race to build AI data centers is sparking fears of a massive bubble. With estimates of up to $10 trillion in needed spending and lenders throwing cash at projects, veterans like Howard Marks are warning of a potential glut and bankruptcies. The sheer scale and risky financial engineering involve
