Microsoft Makes Zork Open-Source After 47 Years
Microsoft releases Zork I, II, III source code under MIT License. The ZIL code reveals how Infocom's 1979 Z-machine pioneered cross-platform gaming.
The Serverless Cost Trap: Why Lambda Costs More Than EC2
Serverless promises cost savings but often delivers 10x higher bills. We break down hidden AWS ...
TypeScript’s Complexity Trap: When Type Safety Fails
DHH removed TypeScript from major projects, sparking debate. Advanced type features create "type theater" that ...
Montana ‘Right to Compute’ Law: First in the U.S.
Montana becomes first state with 'right to compute' law protecting AI, crypto, and computational rights ...
React Native Godot: Game Engine Hits Mobile Apps
A new open-source library exploded from zero to 2,224 GitHub stars in six days—a rare ...
PyTorch Creator Soumith Chintala Leaves Meta for “Small”
Soumith Chintala, who built PyTorch to 90% AI adoption, is leaving Meta after 11 years. He's walking away from peak influence to do ...
Snowflake pg_lake: Open-Source Postgres Data Lake Tool
Snowflake Just Open-Sourced a Tool That Makes Postgres More Powerful Snowflake Labs dropped pg_lake on ...
ICC Migrates to openDesk Open-Source Platform
The International Criminal Court ditches Microsoft 365 for openDesk, a German open-source platform. Signals enterprise-ready ...
Chrome Manifest V3 Deadline: Ad Blocker Impact 2025
Google's June 2025 Manifest V3 deadline ends powerful ad blockers on Chrome. The 30K rule ...
ChatGPT’s New Terms Ban Legal and Medical Advice: What Developers Need to Know
OpenAI's updated Terms of Service prohibit using ChatGPT for legal or medical advice. Here's what ...
