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47 articles matching / latest 30 Sept 2026
Git Articles
GitHub took the stargazer list away in June and shipped a privacy-safe star history endpoint on September 4, so the charts in READMEs work again. The curve tells you one useful thing about a self-hosted tool, and it is not whether the project will still be serviceable in two years.
Git Articles
GitHub announced on 22 September that it is removing the ssh-rsa signature type and requiring larger RSA keys. Most people reading that will do the wrong work: generating new keys fixes nothing, and the thing that actually breaks is a machine somebody set up before November 2021 and never touched again.
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GitHub added a dropdown to Copilot admin settings on Thursday that does nothing for 28 days. On October 22 it decides whether every Copilot feature nobody at your company ever ruled on is switched on, and GitHub's own documentation says the dropdown already sits on enabled.
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A clipping subscription charges one credit per minute of footage you upload, whether it finds anything worth keeping or not. AutoClip runs the same pipeline on the laptop you already own, MIT licensed, and as of Sunday it installs by double-clicking a file.
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Power Automate charges $150 a month per bot to run an unattended desktop automation, and that price does not include the person who has to author the flow. Microsoft just put a recorder on GitHub under an MIT license that watches somebody do the job once and writes the procedure itself. The catch is which agent it writes it for.
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The 240 MB walkthrough video that will not attach to an email and the scanned lease nobody can search get handled the same way in most small companies: whatever free converter site came up first. SnapOtter runs 200 of those tools on one container inside your own network, and the honest cost is not the subscription you cancel.
Git Articles
Harvest now charges a per-seat fee and then charges again for the invoices, projects, clients and tasks your timers produce. One consultancy's monthly bill went from about $130 to $2,110. Ever Gauzy does the same job on a server you rent for fifty dollars, and the catch is not the software.
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Knowing which channel produced the money in your payment processor normally costs a replay tool, an attribution product, and an engineering ticket nobody prioritizes. Talivia ships all three in one MIT repository, and the honest price is a twenty dollar server plus the pruning job nobody mentions.
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Turning the safety manual into actual training costs $1,749 a year for one Articulate seat that somebody opens twice, or five figures if you hand it to a course shop. OpenMAIC takes the PDF and builds the course, MIT licensed, and it shipped a release yesterday.
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A drafted floor plan runs $500 to $2,000, and the do-it-yourself route is a SketchUp Pro seat at $399 a year. Pascal is an MIT-licensed 3D building editor that opens in a browser tab with one command and takes instructions from the coding agent you already pay for. It also has three contributors and a stable release from June.
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A 99-point product marketing audit runs $1,000 and a week of waiting, and ongoing marketing leadership from the same shop is $3,000 a month. The person selling both has published fifty of the checklists behind them on GitHub under MIT, and the interesting part is not the price.
Git Articles
Three people on Sprout Social's Standard plan costs $7,164 a year and still caps the team at five social profiles. Postiz runs the same posting queue on an eighteen-dollar server with no plan and no limits, and the real bill is not the server. It is the month Meta takes to decide you are allowed to post.
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