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I audited 8,900 MCP servers and agent skills for clean links and licence data
There are dozens of directories indexing MCP servers and agent skills now. Almost all of them rank entries, and a fair number take money for placement. That makes two questions hard to answer from the listing itself: Does this link go to the project, or to somebody's affiliate wrapper? If I run…
Everyone Argued About the Names and Nobody Saw the Deleted Check
The pull request touched eleven files. It renamed a class that everyone agreed was badly named. It reworded some log messages. It moved four methods into a new service. The review lasted two days and drew thirty one comments. Should it be Manager or Service. Should the log say failed or could not.…
Cloudflare's KV Cache Exposure Leaked Other Customers' Prompts for Two Weeks
For thirteen days between August 27 and September 9, 2026, some long prompts sent to Cloudflare's GLM-5.3 model on Workers AI came back with pieces of a different customer's conversation mixed in. Cloudflare disclosed the full root cause on October 26, 2026. The detail that stands out is how…
AI Automations Crash Course
You have 20 hours over 2 weeks to prepare for this role. I would not spend that time collecting certifications or watching long courses from beginning to end. I would focus on building one realistic Microsoft AI automation project that demonstrates the main skills the employer needs. Your existing…
Ansible turned off password logins on every server and sshd read another file first
In August an external penetration test listed twenty three of our Linux servers as accepting SSH password logins. Our hardening playbook had set PasswordAuthentication no on every one of them since the day they were built, and its compliance run, in check mode every night, reported nothing to…
Your Chat Window Loaded an Image and Sent the Inbox With It
The assistant could read your inbox. That was the feature. Summarise this thread. What did the supplier ask for. Draft a reply. The answers came back in markdown, and the chat window rendered them. Bold, lists, links, images. It looked lovely. Then a red team email arrived. Ordinary text on top.…
AI agents have no rules, so Meta wrote its own
Why would anyone trust Meta? After all, this is the company that became the world’s avatar for shameless and exploitative data harvesting. The same data mastery that powers one of the most effective advertising platforms ever made also gave us Cambridge Analytica , whistleblowers like Frances…
How Making More Money Changes Your Personality, According to a Study of 130,000 People
Does income influence your personality, or does your personality influence your income? A massive study of 130,000 people reveals the surprising truth.
Which AI models can you automate on Zapier? (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Moonshot AI, Z.ai, and more)
Staying up to date on the latest AI models is like trying to keep my house vacuumed in the height of my dog's shedding season (a losing battle). New AI models drop practically every week, and it's not exactly obvious which ones deserve a spot in your workflows. This guide is your cheat sheet, with…
The 6 best AI image generators in 2026
AI image generators have been brewing (generating?) up a storm for the last few years. If you've been on social media, watched prime time news shows, or ordered from GrubHub, AI-generated images have been impossible to miss. These kinds of AI-generated images are everywhere, and sometimes you won't…
4 steps for running a panel people actually want to attend
Suppose you are called upon to organize a panel discussion. The task may look easy. But if you’re not careful, you might end up overseeing a boring multispeaker event or a free-for-all where panelists interrupt each other and talk at cross-purposes. It is up to you to make this format work and…
Gmail vs. Apple Mail: Which should you use? [2026]
Gmail and Apple Mail are two of the most-used email apps, but there's a key distinction between them. While the former is a full-fledged email provider, the latter is more popular as a client app, where you can toggle between multiple accounts. The Gmail email service sends and receives emails. You…
What is Figma?
There's a chance that I may have once stretched the truth about my Figma proficiency only to have my skills tested in real time—in front of a team of designers. (How you're imagining that went is exactly how it went.) Not a shining career moment by any stretch of the imagination, but one of those…
OpenAI models: Every model (including GPT-6.1) and what it's best for
Keeping track of all the new AI models getting released at the moment is practically a full-time job. The GPT-6 models were first released about two months after the GPT-5.6 series, which itself was released less than three months after GPT 5.5—you get the picture. I've been writing about OpenAI's…
SurveyMonkey vs. Google Forms: Which should you use? [2026]
Google Forms and SurveyMonkey are leaders in their category for different reasons: one is a simple form tool that nearly everyone already has free access to, and the other has been the poster child for survey creation for over two decades. SurveyMonkey, despite its cuddly name, has evolved into a…
What the Key to Happiness? 13 Top Experts Got on a Zoom Call to Find the Definitive Answer
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before.
AI Agents Are Breaking the Internet. 5 Things You Should Do Right Now to Protect Yourself
As technology makes it easier to find bugs across the internet, it’s more important than ever to secure your data.
Brick has become essential for reducing screen time during the day. Its new device will curb your pre-bed scroll
Since it launched in September 2023, Brick—the NFC-enabled productivity tool that lets users tap their phone to block a set list of apps—has become a popular way to get people to limit their screen time. Now the company wants to bring the simplicity of its flagship product into the bedroom to help…
By María José Gutiérrez Chávez · Fast Company
Read More →Dogfish Head Revived a 2,700-Year-Old Beer. Its Real Advantage Isn’t the Ancient Recipe
Midas Touch combines archaeology, ancient ingredients, and nostalgia, giving the craft brewer a story competitors can’t easily recreate.
The Covid-Conscious Lesbian Bar Is Looking for a New Owner
Last Ditch, the lesbian bar that went viral after receiving backlash for lifting its mask mandate, will close its doors unless it finds a new owner.
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