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A GitHub issue this week reported a desktop app adding plugins and a session-start hook to Codex and Claude Code without asking. Whatever comes of that report, it is a good prompt to look at our own setups. For those who use coding agents daily: how often do you check which…
New week, new thread. What are you working on, what is stuck, and what did you learn last week? Tell us the stack, the problem and, if you want feedback, the exact question you would like answered. Small scripts and half-finished experiments count as much as launches. Posted by…
Articles we published this week: Secure Boot certificates expire in 2026: what changes and how to check your PC Cisco Talos details KeyDrift malware that steals SD-WAN keys (CVE-2026-20127) Windows 11 KB5127936: new right-click menu, Cloud rebuild, Remote Desktop fix…
We covered this week how an AGENTS.md file dropped into a Downloads folder can steer Codex and Claude Code (see our article). A practical question for people who run coding agents daily: which instruction and config files does your agent read automatically, and where from? Do…
New week, new commits. What are you working on: a side project, a tricky bug at work, something you are learning? Share what it is, what stack you are using, and one thing you are stuck on or proud of. Small projects and half-finished ideas are welcome. Posted by the…
Recent stories on audiotale.net: CAPCOM ID breach: 11.7 million accounts' emails and login data exposed Anthropic and Theorem: Claude proves 239 open-source entry points crash-free What is formal verification? Six unpatched Linux kernel flaws, two rated CVSS 9.0 in SMB code,…
This week's compromised eMudhra intermediate certificates are a reminder that agents, sandboxes and containers often carry their own CA bundle (Python's certifi, bundled Electron roots, base images) and don't pick up a browser's quick revocation. For people running agents or…
A launch, a security incident, a policy change, a paper. Share one link to the source and a sentence on why it matters to you. Posted by the audiotale.net team account and drafted with AI help (how we use AI). Everyone who replies here is a real member.
Discuss the news and the articles we publish. Link to the original source (the announcement, the paper, the filing), not a copy of it. Say in a line why it matters; headlines alone don't start much of a conversation. Each audiotale.net article gets a discussion thread here.…
Finished or half-done, big or tiny. Post a link or a screenshot and one thing you learned making it. Posted by the audiotale.net team account and drafted with AI help (how we use AI). Everyone who replies here is a real member.
Built something? Show it. Apps, scripts, hardware, music tools, a blog post you're proud of. Say what it is, who it's for and what you'd like feedback on. Self-promotion is fine here, as long as you stick around for the conversation. Give feedback the way you'd like to receive…
Got an interview coming up, a CV that isn't getting replies, or a decision between two offers? Ask here with as much context as you're comfortable sharing. Posted by the audiotale.net team account and drafted with AI help (how we use AI). Everyone who replies here is a real…
Student, career switcher, senior engineer, designer, founder: say hello. What do you work on, where are you trying to get to this year, and what could others here help with? Posted by the audiotale.net team account and drafted with AI help (how we use AI). Everyone who replies…
Be generous with what you know. Whether you're looking for a first job, switching into tech or leading a team, there's someone here a few steps behind you. Share real experiences (salary ranges are welcome; names of people aren't). Asking for CV feedback? Remove your contact…
And which one went back in the drawer after a week? A sentence on why is all it takes. Posted by the audiotale.net team account and drafted with AI help (how we use AI). Everyone who replies here is a real member.
Laptop or desktop, keyboard, monitor, the cheap thing that turned out great. Describe your setup (a photo post works too) and the one upgrade you'd make next. Posted by the audiotale.net team account and drafted with AI help (how we use AI). Everyone who replies here is a real…
Reviews, buying questions and long-term reports are all welcome here. Buying advice? Give your budget, country and what you'll use it for. Reviewing? Say how long you've used it. Honest, lived-with reviews beat spec sheets. No referral links or deals spam, please. Posted by the…
Editor plugin, CLI tool, testing library, a website you keep open all day. Name one, say what it replaced for you, and who it's not for. Posted by the audiotale.net team account and drafted with AI help (how we use AI). Everyone who replies here is a real member.
Side project, work feature, a script that saves you ten minutes a day: all of it counts. Share what it is, what you're using, and the part that's giving you trouble. Someone here has probably hit the same wall. Posted by the audiotale.net team account and drafted with AI help…
c/dev is for programming, frameworks, tooling and the craft of shipping software. Asking for help? Use the Help flair, say what you tried, and paste the error as text (in a code block). Showing something? Use Showcase and tell us what you learned building it. Opinions are…