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Instructure pays ransom to Canvas hackers

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Show HN: Origami – A simple workspace-oriented terminal manager

Hey. Just wanted to show-off my project built with the help of AI/LLMs and share my experiences and clear myths I keep hearing and seeing about how AI will take over everything and everyone.I have over 10 years experience in software development so I guess I know a thing or two but of course people are free to form their opinions, these are mine. And they become much more apparent while working on Origami.- Coding with help of AI is not a one-stop shop, nor can you one-shot prompts for anyt

Show HN: Affordable Survey Software

Hi, I built Survser as a more affordable survey / user research solution because I found existing tools to be bloated and unnecessarily expensive. Hope someone finds it useful.

What do you NOT like about Cursor / VSCode / Claude Code desktop / Codex / etc.?

I am building a highly integrated, cross-provider agentic workstation (its neither an IDE nor an ADE - does a bit of both, with additional unique features on top), and I would love for you guys to rant about what you hate about the tools you currently use. You don't even have to mention the tool name if you want.Examples: - "X is cool but lacks worktrees support" - "I hate that I have to go to GitHub to check if my PR has been already approved" - "I wish that X woul

Can you help reconcile my first/second-hand LLM Experience with HN's Experience?

I've made an account as a long-time lurker because I am hoping y'all could help reconcile my experience in my company/team with what seems to be the wise HN consensus around LLMs.My Background (Software Engineer II):I've been writing software professionally for >10 years and grew up coding games/websites for fun; did my undergraduate in C.S./C.E., and did some time in ML research and such. Right now I'm on the back-end/DevOps team - my teammates are all

US deploys Ukraine’s Sky Map tech to Saudi base

The US military has quietly deployed Ukraine’s Sky Map counter-drone platform to Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia to counter Iranian drone and missile attacks. Ukrainian specialists recently ...

Ukraine's fast-growing defense tech sector takes center stage in Iran war

To Ukraine now, which finds itself in an unexpected position since the war with Iran began. It's no longer just a recipient of military aid. Ukraine is also positioning itself as a provider.

From Robots To Rollables, Here Are 20 Tech Innovations On Show At CES 2026

, the tech world's biggest annual exhibit, is back for its 2026 edition, headlined by companies that are painting a vivid picture of how technology is shaping the future. Organized by the US Consumer ...

Roku And TCL Are Facing A Lawsuit Over Smart TV 'Software Defects'

A consumer has filed a class action lawsuit against both TCL and Roku due to software defects in TVs sold by TCL that run on Roku's smart TV OS.

Mythos Is The Past-Due Notice On 20 Years Of Deferred Software Quality

Anthropic’s unreleased Mythos model exposes a looming AI-driven cybersecurity threat. Here's why buyers must force real accountability for software quality before risks accelerate beyond control.

Exit Outlook Dims For Private Equity's Long-Held Software Investments

Recent advances in AI are complicating the exit outlook for private equity firms with long-held portfolio companies that ...

HSBC sees AI upside for China software stocks despite global jitters

By Rashika Singh May 8 (Reuters) - China's software sector is likely to see gains from the rapid adoption of artificial ...

Best Stock Trading Software

With so many available options, choosing the right stock trading software may feel overwhelming. The ideal software can significantly impact your investment journey, influencing everything from the ...

These 4 software stocks are pulling out of SaaSpocalypse now

The news says ORCL is the heavyweight leader in the software rebound (+40% in a month) and is breaking out of multi-week weakness. The thesis is that AI demand is pulling capital toward cloud data ...

Avast Free Antivirus: The Go-To Software for Millions of Users

Discover Avast’s free version. Get full details on its key features, how it protects your device, how to safely install it, and what keeps it popular in a

The Best Video Editing Software for Macs in 2026

We test a multitude of video editing apps, evaluating their ease of use, capabilities, rendering speed, and more. These are the best choices for making movies or viral videos on your Mac.

The Automation Takeover: Are Software Engineers Becoming Obsolete?

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Have Kulkarni’s and Fateev’s perspectives hold true today? We examine how Generative AI has evolved one year later as we dive into ...

Why the hard times for software stocks may be over, at least for a little while

I suspect that unless you are directly involved with software companies, or own software stocks, you never expected what went ...

Chip stocks are soaring while software slows. Is a reversal looming?

Quick Read NVIDIA (NVDA) generated $68.13B in Q4 FY26 revenue, up 73% year over year with Data Center networking surging 263% ...

MacVoices #26137: Road to Macstock - Chris Cooke

On The Road to MacStock, Chris Cooke returns as a speaker to discuss her upcoming presentation on inspiring others to read and how accessibility, reading technologies, and inclusive design all matter. Drawing from her experience teaching adults with vision loss, she explains how Apple’s accessibility features, Braille support, audiobooks, OCR, and customizable interfaces help people with visual, auditory, and learning challenges. Show Notes: Chapters: 0:03 Introduction to the Road to MacStoc