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Add these Microsoft updates to your standard developer update release schedule. Adobe (and third-party updates) I keep promising that this section should be retired (and it should), but Microsoft released a sizable third-party sweep through Azure Linux 3.0 and CBL Mariner 2.0 this month: 191 open-source CVEs spanning the Linux kernel, the Go runtime, Apache httpd, PHP, CoreDNS, valkey, Ruby, gnutls, Apache Thrift across its Node.js, Rust, and Java implementations, plus vim, postfix, expat, nmap, Prometheus, KEDA, and PgBouncer. This is a lot for anyone. In addition to all this, Microsoft issued a patch (CVE-2026-41103) for its own SSO Plugin…
Once configured, setup proceeds much like the Aiper and pricier Irrigreen apps: You create a zone, then use the app to define its boundaries. Similar to the aforementioned systems, Oto’s sprinkler is designed for precision watering, firing water in a beam in a single direction instead of a wide spray. That said, Oto’s spray is comparably narrow, only hitting a single, designated patch instead of producing a two-dimensional curtain of water like Irrigreen’s “water printing” system. You get a nice preview of this as you set the boundaries of your yard.Like its competitors, Oto lets you set each zone as…
Today is the last day to enter the Leading Lights Awards at the early bird price.The Leading Lights Awards have been recognizing the best work in the communications industry since 2004, and if you’ve been thinking about entering the 2026 program, today is the day to stop thinking about it. Early bird entries close at the end of the day. The final deadline is June 26, but entering now costs a little less, so there’s a practical reason not to wait.New categoriesThis year’s program expanded from 20 to 30 categories, and the additions track where the industry’s attention actually is…
Climate and sustainability: Using weather satellites to monitor CO2Regular observations of carbon dioxide (CO2) began at Hawaii’s Mauna Loa Observatory in the late 1950s, yielding the iconic Keeling Curve that documents rising global CO2 concentrations in Earth’s atmosphere. Mapping human greenhouse gas emissions and understanding how plants, trees, soils and oceans absorb those emissions requires us to track how CO2 varies across regions and over time. Current space-based CO2 sensors, like NASA’s Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 (OCO-2) were designed to make high-precision observations, but they only map a tiny fraction of the Earth’s surface and return to each location just once…
You walk into the interview room. The whiteboard displays the following prompt: “A major retailer wants to deploy a GenAI chatbot for customer support. How would you approach this?” You have 35 minutes. Your palms are sweating. Sound familiar? GenAI case studies currently serve as the primary challenge which interviewers use to test candidates in product management, consulting and AI engineering positions. Most candidates fail this challenge because they lack the ability to establish a standard process for solving these problems. This guide gives you that framework. We’ll break it apart, then pressure-test it across 2 real-world scenarios you’re likely…
I spent long hours in the film room in college football, breaking down plays frame by frame. As a center, you’re responsible for the whole offensive line. You’re making protection calls, reading the defense, and communicating the threat before the snap. Coaches, playbooks, and footage of yourself and your opponents – every one of those inputs becomes part of your edge. You earned those insights the hard way, and the preparation you put in during the week becomes the team’s success. It also stays with you. You don’t share it outside of the team. The instinct to protect what gives you an advantage is exactly the right frame for understanding why so many sports organizations are stuck with AI right now. And it’s why what we proved with an NFL team at SHI AI Labs matters. Through our Country Digital Acceleration (CDA)…
Ravie LakshmananMay 17, 2026Server Security / Vulnerability A newly disclosed security flaw impacting NGINX Plus and NGINX Open has come under active exploitation in the wild, days after its public disclosure, according to VulnCheck. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-42945 (CVSS score: 9.2), is a heap buffer overflow in ngx_http_rewrite_module affecting NGINX versions 0.6.27 through 1.30.0. According to AI-native security company depthfirst, the vulnerability was introduced in 2008. Successful exploitation of the flaw can permit an unauthenticated attacker to crash worker processes or execute remote code with crafted HTTP requests. However, it bears noting that code execution is possible only on…
Support CleanTechnica’s work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. US gas prices have gone up, and up, and up since the country bombed Iran in late February. In March, I reported that the average price of gas in the country had gone up from $2.89/gallon to $3.48/gallon. Now, the average price of gas in the US is $4.517/gallon. That’s a 56% increase in the price of gasoline since the US bombed Iran! This is clearly adding excess cost to budget-strapped households. Every day or so, there is chatter about potential solutions to the war in Iran and Straight of…
This answer is made Community Wiki. Thanks to this answer by @Benzy Neez I found out about navigationTransition and it completely solved my problem. It just required a small modification. We use a .navigationLink instead of a .fullScreenCover and we put ParentView in a NavigationStack. The following is the code for a working example of what I was trying to achieve. Just make sure you put ParentView in a NavigationStack as the following code doesn’t do it because it’s done in another file in my project. // The model of a note. struct Note: Identifiable, Equatable { let id: String…