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- GitHub resolves incident affecting Actions, Pages, Copilot and Webhooks
GitHub reported full recovery and a cleared Actions backlog at 21:21 UTC on November 11th. Outages.live records a 33-minute incident interval from 20:48 UTC, without establishing how long each service was degraded.
- Determinate Systems reports $15.3M equity offering from 10 investors
The $15.3 million equity offering includes $3.33 million previously received from convertible securities.
- Notion says AI chats used for Insights may have been exposed in Fireworks breach
Notion disconnected from its AI vendor before learning that a dataset containing customer chats was implicated.
- Rocket Lab hits record $268 million revenue, up 73% year-on-year
The space infrastructure provider beats revenue expectations and builds a massive $3.6 billion backlog as it prepares for the Neutron rocket debut.
- AST SpaceMobile hits $42.3M in Q3 revenue as it scales BlueBird production
The space-based cellular provider narrowly missed Street estimates while securing $3.2 billion in cash to fund its constellation rollout.
- Matlantis survey finds industry researchers face a bigger AI simulation business-case hurdle
Academic respondents more often raised concerns about accuracy and applicability, according to the company’s survey of materials R&D researchers.
- Tesla says Robotaxi starts in San Antonio on Nov. 9th at 5 a.m.
Tesla's Robotaxi account set a Nov. 9th, 5 a.m. start for San Antonio, where Waymo opened to everyone on Oct. 14th.
- Woman alleges abuse rings on Discord and Instagram blackmailed her as a teen into sending nude photos
The plaintiff says abuse rings found her on Discord and Instagram as a teenager and blackmailed her into sending nude and self-harm photos. Discord and Meta will ask a San Francisco judge on November 19th to dismiss the product-design and failure-to-warn claims.
- Google Is Losing Its Power to Kill Publishers
RuntimeWire is growing and making money after a 97% collapse in Google Search visibility. AI assistants are fetching our reporting millions of times a month. Publishers are learning how to reach people without Google’s permission.
- RuntimeWire says its one-person AI newsroom published 5,537 stories in six months
Founder Ryan Merket reported 5,537 stories, 3.18M AI-assistant page reads and 728,251 human pageviews as of November 6th, 2026.
- Existing Mbed TLS maintainers set to stop TLS/X.509 work in April 2027
The existing Mbed TLS maintainers are set to stop work on Mbed TLS’s TLS and X.509 libraries in April 2027. Trusted Firmware technical steering committee minutes record positive inquiries but no firm agreements as of Oct. 15th, alongside a paused bug bounty and added triage work.
- Salon ceases publication after 31 years as its web publishing model fails
Salon ended publication on November 5th, 2026, 31 years after David Talbot and co-founders launched it as an early web-native magazine.
- AISLE says it reported two PostgreSQL security issues in 2026, both now CVEs
The AI security company's count comes as PostgreSQL 19 sits past its planned release date and a PostgreSQL developer points to AI-assisted bug hunting as one cause.
- Figma posts $391M in Q3 revenue, beating its own guidance by $16M
Field reported 43% growth and 131% net dollar retention on X after the close, and said Figma is raising its fiscal 2026 outlook again.
- GitHub mitigates errors affecting pull requests, Git operations and issues
GitHub first reported investigating degraded performance at 09:49 UTC on November 4th. At 11:30 UTC it said degradation affecting API Requests, Git Operations, Issues and Pull Requests had been mitigated and that it was monitoring stability; that update did not say Actions had recovered.
- Postman's head of product says it will make AI agent plugin opt-in clearer after auto-install complaints
Sarabmeet Kallar told RuntimeWire that Postman bundles its CLI and agent plugins to ease setup, and that it is reviewing the hook approval and session-start behavior a developer flagged.
- Cloudflare says a Lisbon engineering leader's residency permit was denied after he hired 11 people
Rhea says the unnamed manager hired five engineers and six interns in Lisbon while waiting months for a permit Portugal has now refused.
- Subvocal co-founder says its glasses use RF to turn silent speech into text
Aarush Yadav described the approach on Hacker News. Paid preorders are available in the United States.
- Ubuntu LTS kernels still unpatched for critical TCP flaw after Debian, Amazon and Red Hat ship fixes
Ubuntu's tracker lists fixes as "work in progress" on every supported LTS release, more than two weeks after Debian's fix. Red Hat shipped RHEL kernel fixes Nov. 1st.
- Family confirms Retention.com founder Adam Robinson and family among nine killed in Florida Learjet crash
The families said Retention.com founder Adam Robinson, his wife Helen Sharp, their children Emma, 4, and Charlie, 2, Rachael Reed, Charmi Fehr and Anita Maria Cetina were among the nine people killed on November 1st when the Austin-to-Bahamas Learjet 60 crashed near Greenacres, Florida.
- Unverified Anthropic checkpoint claim rests on 7.72 TB Hugging Face repository
RuntimeWire inspected the files and loading code, but found no independent link between the weights and Anthropic.
- Incus maintainers can't check whether their 18 new flaws affect LXD, project leader says
Stéphane Graber says LXD's AGPLv3 license bars Incus maintainers from reading its code. Seven of the 18 advisories stayed Incus-only, mostly because LXD had separate reports.
- FBI-listed Binance theft addresses held about $2.68 billion in ether and bitcoin
A RuntimeWire check found no outgoing bitcoin from the listed addresses as Binance resumed withdrawals in phases.
- Deedy Das says his founder study doesn't mean top VCs avoid Chinese-educated founders
The Menlo Ventures investor told RuntimeWire he hasn't analyzed the China-education result deeply enough to interpret it, as he expanded the study to startups founded from 2019 through 2026.