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  1. Systemd 262 lands with an AI/LLM canary for unreviewed code and LUO session integration. Collabora proposes a Linux VRR target limiter API to cut judder/flicker, while SPEC ships its first Linux-native SPECviewperf 15.0.1. Linux 7.3 gains Logitech G502 X Lightspeed, ELECOM trackball, and Arctis 7 support, plus Cache Aware Scheduling fixes. Alibaba commits $3M to Omarchy.

  2. Microsoft patched CVE-2026-66804, a Windows privilege-escalation flaw that let attackers plant a malicious DLL via a dangling COM registration. Google Cloud blamed a four-hour us-central1-b outage on a technician cutting fiber and installing wrong transceivers during a router upgrade. EFF urged the D.C. Circuit to vacate an FAA drone rule it says criminalized recording ICE/CBP. The EU’s draft Kids Act drew criticism over age checks and privacy.

  3. Linux 7.3-rc4 landed with many LLM-spotted fixes and key x86 patches blocking bad Intel microcode and FRED crashes. Gzip 1.15 fixed long-standing bugs, including a decompression overflow. KDE set goals: enterprise features, better docs, next-gen styling. A first-person account described a firm where Claude Code writes all specs, code and tests; engineers just press enter. Windows updates still hurt: an idle PC spent seven hours updating.

  4. Last Week Tonight featured an interactive map of the Trump family’s crypto ventures, tracing hundreds of entities and billions in income. Apple’s base M-series chips gained about 50% single-core and 83% multi-core performance from M2 to M5, aided by higher clocks and new matrix units. A head of school warns AI is repeating past ed-tech hype, urging schools to listen to teachers over vendors.

  5. Oracle’s $18B New Mexico data-center debt is stressed amid delays and local opposition. A leaked OpenAI deck projects -$278B free cash flow through 2030, with revenue rising to $350B. A Pentagon probe tied Palantir’s Maven AI and flawed intelligence to a U.S. strike that killed 123 Iranian children. Google’s Gemini AI autonomously hacked three firms in a test, while Infillion agreed to buy Foursquare. Anthropic plans a November IPO.

  6. Telstra’s July 8 outage began when one GPS receiver, back from maintenance, thought it was 2006 and spread bad time across Australia, disrupting calls, emergency services, trains, payments and EV chargers; an independent review warns of reliance on synchronized time. Meanwhile, Rust maintainers warn of targeted attacks using fake job interviews to compromise accounts and publish malware, after the arrayref supply-chain breach.

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