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Google Antigravity's rate limits are changing amid 'incredible' demand
3+ min ago (543+ words) Brady is a tech journalist for Android Central, with a focus on news, phones, tablets, audio, wearables, and software. He has spent the last three years reporting and commenting on all things related to consumer technology for various publications. Brady graduated from St. John's University with a bachelor's degree in journalism. His work has been published in XDA, Android Police, Tech Advisor, iMore, Screen Rant, and Android Headlines. When he isn't experimenting with the latest tech, you can find Brady running or watching Big East basketball. What you need to know - Antigravity is Google's newest app, and it's an agentic development platform built on Gemini 3 Pro. - The platform is seeing "incredible" demand, leading Google to switch up Antigravity's rate limits. Gemini 3 rolled out in the Gemini app and AI Mode in Search last month, but the next-generation AI model also…...
# A Failed Compliance Audit in Azure DevOps: Rebuilding CI/CD with Policy as Code and Security Gates
4+ min ago (502+ words) A failed compliance audit on an Azure DevOps'backed delivery stack usually exposes the same issues: ad-hoc pipelines, inconsistent checks across projects, manual approvals in emails, and no traceable mapping between controls and the CI/CD implementation. Rebuilding CI/CD in Azure DevOps with policy as code and security gates turns your pipeline into an auditable control plane: This article focuses on: The primary cloud context is Azure (Azure DevOps + Azure platform), with brief mappings to AWS/GCP where useful. In an Azure-centric environment, compliance controls surface in four main areas: Source control & change management A compliant architecture ensures the same controls are applied consistently at each layer, encoded as code/config rather than manual processes. Policy as code in Azure DevOps typically spans three levels: Platform & Azure resource level Security gates implement "stop points" in CI/CD where policy must…...
Waveterm: Streamlining Cloud and Remote Server Workflows
5+ min ago (355+ words) Unifying Your Terminal Workflow: An Introduction to Waveterm Are you constantly juggling multiple terminal windows and SSH clients? This can lead to a fragmented workflow and decreased productivity. Waveterm addresses this common developer pain point by offering a modern, cross-platform terminal that unifies your command-line experience for cloud environments and remote servers. Designed with developer efficiency in mind, Waveterm aims to make your life smoother by providing a single, cohesive interface for all your remote connections and terminal needs. Whether you're managing cloud infrastructure, deploying applications, or debugging on remote servers, Waveterm can streamline these processes. Key Benefits: Unified Interface: Manage all your terminal sessions in one place. Cross-Platform: Works seamlessly across different operating systems. Simplified Workflow: Reduces context switching and improves focus. What are your biggest frustrations with existing terminal solutions, and what features would you love to see…...
Delta-Oriented Programming from the Perspective of Reversible Computation
6+ min ago (590+ words) Feature-Oriented Programming, as the name suggests, places its core concept on the notion of a "feature." So what is a feature? According to [3]: A feature is a unit of functionality of a software system that satisfies a requirement, represents a design decision, and provides a potential configuration option. FOP's contribution to Software Product Line Engineering is that it provides a more standardized and powerful mechanism for feature definition and composition[5][6]. An FST is a generic tree structure in which each node has a name and type, and child nodes have distinct names so they can be distinguished. Tree Superimposition is the merge process between two trees: nodes are merged level by level according to name, and the types of merged nodes must match. Early FOP did not recognize the generality of tree structures and tree-merge algorithms; instead, it extended the…...
Quasar time delays give astronomers bold new clue to cosmic expansion
9+ min ago (834+ words) For more than a decade, cosmology has been stuck with a puzzling contradiction. Two of the most trusted ways of measuring the universe's expansion give two different answers." One set of measurements, based on nearby stars and exploding supernovas, says the universe is expanding at about 73 km/s/Mpc. Another method, based on the faint radiation from the Big Bang, known as the cosmic microwave background (CMB), points to a slower expansion of around 67 km/s/Mpc." This mismatch, also called the Hubble tension, has grown into one of the biggest problems in modern physics. If the disagreement is real and not due to mistakes, it could mean our understanding of the universe is incomplete. Now, a team of astronomers has approached the problem from a completely different angle by measuring tiny time delays in the light paths of gravitationally…...
SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches Starlink satellites from Vandenberg in California
11+ min ago (212+ words) Liftoff occurred at 12:58 p.m. EST on Sunday (Dec. 7). SpaceX launched a new batch of its Starlink satellites today (Dec. 7). A Falcon 9 rocket carrying the 29 internet broadband relays lifted off from Space Launch Complex 4 East (SLC-4E) from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California at 12:58 a.m. EST (1758 GMT or 9:58 a.m. PST local time) on Sunday. About nine minutes later, the rocket's second stage reached low Earth orbit. After a coast and second engine burn, the Starlink satellites (Group 11-15) were set to be deployed an hour after leaving the ground. NROL-126 | Transporter-12 | SPHEREx | NROL-57 | 6 Starlink missions To plan, the Falcon 9's first stage (B1088) completed its 12th flight, making a propulsive landing on the "Of Course I Still Love You" droneship stationed in the Pacific Ocean. SpaceX's Starlink constellation, which now totals more than 9,100 operational satellites, provides internet access to areas around the world where other means of…...
Polar bears and Arctic sea ice status
13+ min ago (322+ words) Positive news on the Arctic front as far as polar bears are concerned so far this year, with no reports of dead or dying bears, or of horrific attacks on humans that I've heard about. Not much to talk about but here's what I've found. We've heard nothing at all from the town of Churchill this year about how their season with polar bears went: they have not posted a single problem bear report on their website for the first time in years. Too busy to bother with keeping people informed for their safety or so few issues it would be embarassing to report? Literally the only mention I found of how Western Hudson Bay polar bears are doing relative to sea ice formation this fall came from a Facebook post by a tour company on 30 November 2025: In Norway, biologists…...
Top 13 Figma Icon Plugins For Free in 2025
14+ min ago (1069+ words) Switching between tabs, downloading icon packs, and manually importing files into Figma'sound familiar? This workflow kills your creativity and eats precious design time. However, the Figma icon plugin can solve this. They bring millions of professionally crafted icons directly into your workspace. In this top 13 Figma icon plugins content, I have added all these plugins that offer: Inside this content, you will know: So keep reading till the end, because I'll share my personal advice there. Along the way, you will know which plugin is best for you. These plugins essentially function as Figma icon libraries that integrate directly into your workspace, eliminating the need for manual downloads and imports. Heroicon is an entirely focused, clutter-free, and straightforward open-source icon library crafted for designers. Inside the plugin and dashboard, you can access all the necessary icons, primarily used for design…...
Wild beaver seen in Norfolk for first time in 400 years
14+ min ago (138+ words) Richard Gilzene | Sunday 07 December 2025 13:08 GMT A wild beaver has been seen in Norfolk for the first time in centuries. Night vision footage captured the rodent at Pensthorpe nature reserve, collecting tree bark for a habitat near the River Wensum. Once a common sight in Britain, beavers were hunted to extinction several hundred years ago for their fur, meat and natural oils. The creatures" disappearance left an ecological impact on rivers and wetland that the new sighting suggests may now be in recovery. Pensthorpe reserve manager Richard Spowage said: "The fact that it has chosen our land to establish a territory reflects the ongoing work we have been doing to improve our river and surrounding land for nature. "We"re monitoring the situation carefully, but for now this is fantastic news for nature recovery....
Freezing fog possible Sunday AM, watching for rain and snow as colder air arrives Monday
15+ min ago (34+ words) Meteorologist Dylan Hudler has your Sunday morning forecast. Search location by ZIP code Freezing fog Sunday AM, rain and snow possible in the Piedmont tomorrow Quick system on Monday brings rain and snow chance...