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Linus Torvalds announced to the world that he used AI to write code for the Linux kernel. Who’d thought it? Well, me for one.

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Linus Torvalds has now turned to Anthropic’s Claude Code for a new Linux kernel patch series, and not for some throwaway ...

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A newly released working exploit for AnyPwn, a pre-authentication heap buffer overflow in AnyDesk Linux 8.0.2 that enables ...

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Over the past year Timur Kristóf of Valve's Linux graphics driver team has made multiple very nice improvements to the AMDGPU ...