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Microsoft released .NET 11 on November 10 with two years of support. A May 13 MAUI post offered a Mono opt-out through servicing; a Microsoft docs page last updated October 13 and heise say Mono is not supported.
Cloudflare's post of November 9 lists 44 recipients for the first $301,300 of a $1 million Vite fund pledged in June; core maintainers are eligible for stipends of up to $4,000 a month.
Autark, an Apache-2.0 desktop app built by a 14-year-old, coordinates AI agents through Codex and Claude Code; its docs and The Register say agents run with no sandbox, approval prompts or permission gate.
Google says its Gemini Decisions API takes up to 1,000 questions per request at $0.10 per 1M input tokens; Artificial Analysis' Decision Index data scores it between Jev 1.14 and OpenAI's entry.
Aikido and StepSecurity say stolen GitHub credentials have pushed a CI secret stealer since November 10; their counts differ and no cited source says how the credentials were obtained.
OpenAI recommended SWE-Bench Pro on February 23, 2026; between April 29 and September 8, a GitHub issue, Datacurve, Cursor, OpenAI and an arXiv preprint each described leaked fixes or broken tasks, and Scale published V2 on September 22.
Ubuntu's documentation lists seven commands configured to use GNU Coreutils in 25.10, five in 26.04 LTS and none in 26.10; press and project sources show bugs surfacing through scripts, an audit and image builds.
OpenAI's November 4 API release adds a complexity setting, SVG and GIF output and markup edits; the API reference says GIF requires preview access, the 2.6 pages list Batch as not supported, and gpt-image-2 is deprecated for removal on February 10, 2027.
The Java language team says it has ceased development of Primitive Types in Patterns, instanceof, and switch after five previews; the feature will be removed from JDK 28, and Constant Patterns is planned.
Git 2.56.1 and backports to the 2.50 through 2.55 series fix six CVEs announced November 10, 2026; Git for Windows 2.56.1 was published at 22:13 UTC that day.
Reports on Broadcom's vSphere Express cite up to 128 cores and a $9,600 figure that none of the cited reports attributes to Broadcom; analysts split on the EEA vSphere 8 terms.
Fedora 45 was announced November 3 after two NO-GO calls from its October 20 target; Linuxiac and Phoronix list kmscon, enforced RPM signatures and restricted ptrace.