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WebMCP lets a website expose structured tools that in-browser AI agents can call, instead of making them guess from screenshots. How the declarative and imperative APIs work, with code, how to join Chrome's early preview, and the security questions to think about.
In February 2026 the Pentagon cut off Anthropic and signed with OpenAI. By August a federal judge had called the Anthropic designation unlawful. A sourced timeline of what happened, what each side argued, and why it matters to anyone building on AI APIs.
AirSnitch, presented at NDSS 2026, shows that Wi-Fi client isolation can be bypassed on every router the researchers tested. Here's how the attacks work, who is affected, and what actually helps.
Does a .online or .cloud domain hurt SEO? Not directly, but domain extensions affect trust, email deliverability, renewal costs and security. A practical guide to choosing one, from a blog that runs on a new-style extension itself.
Apple is building Mac mini in Houston alongside the AI servers behind Private Cloud Compute, and opened a free Advanced Manufacturing Center there in August 2026. What was announced, what's confirmed, and what it means for buyers and developers.
A developer got Wi-Fi working on FreeBSD 15 for his MacBook's Broadcom BCM4350 chip with AI coding agents. The interesting part isn't the driver. It's why the first attempt failed and the second one worked.
In February 2026, Anthropic banned subscription OAuth in third-party tools and Google restricted AI Ultra users who connected through OpenClaw. What happened, why "token arbitrage" broke the subscription model, and how to run agents without risking your account.
Claude Code gets much better results when you plan before you let it edit. A practical workflow using Plan Mode, CLAUDE.md, permission rules, custom commands and subagents, with the current install steps and settings syntax.
Google released Gemini 3.1 Pro on 19 February 2026 with a 77.1% ARC-AGI-2 score, a 1M-token input window and 64K output. A sourced rundown of the numbers, the pricing, how to call it, and how to judge whether it fits your workload.
In early 2026, curl ended its bug bounty over AI-generated junk reports, Tailwind Labs laid off most of its engineers as AI cut its docs traffic, and an AI agent attacked a matplotlib maintainer. What these cases say about open source sustainability, and what maintainers and companies can do.
