When I dismantled the Sakura server I'd rented for 21 years using AI (2): Cleanup is a human job.

Last time, I brought back about 360,000 files, so all that was left was to check the contract and cancel it. That's what I ...

Syncfusion® Collaborates with Microsoft on Blazor and Windows Forms, Commits to Ongoing .NET Investment

The company backs the commitment with more than 100 pull requests, validation of new .NET 11 Blazor features, and contributions to .NET 12 Windows Forms modernizationRESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., Oct.
orcarouter.ai

Taiwan named as the target of July's agent-swarm intrusion: 85 accounts, 2,500+ records, a nuclear agency scanned

Dream's 12 August 2026 research named Taiwan as the target of a four-day AI-agent intrusion in July 2026. Taipei confirmed it ...
InfoWorld

Simplifying .NET toolchain installs with dotnetup

One useful feature is the ability to migrate an existing .NET environment into one that’s managed by dotnetup. If you’ve been working with a single .NET SDK, this will allow you to get your ...

Opera will run AI locally in your browser now – why that’s a gamechanger and how to try it

Thanks to the newly proposed WebAI web standard, the company will start shipping local AI models with its flagship browser.
PCMag

I Know Exactly How to Access the Dark Web. I Still Won't Do It

The dark web is a minefield with no customer support and no second chances. Here's what's lurking down there and how to ...
Unite.AI

Opera Launches WebAI, Bringing Local AI Models to Its Browsers

Opera announced on October 27, 2026, that it began shipping local AI models directly in its browsers, making AI that runs on ...

Microsoft releases emergency .NET patches for critical Brotli flaw

Microsoft released emergency .NET security updates to patch a critical vulnerability known as Broccoli2Shell, also tracked as Node2Shell and HTTP2Shell.

Cloud Debut for 0 Yen/Month: I Published a C# Web API to Azure! Explaining the Pitfalls of the Free Tier

I want to study Azure, but I'm worried about the costs.I'm just publishing a personal Web API, so paying every month is a bit ...