Show HN: Claude Code workflow: PRDs → GitHub Issues → parallel execution
Link: https://github.com/automazeio/ccpm
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44960594
Some great starting points for self-hosting services. Since setting up #TrueNAS and starting to really get how this all can work, it's been hard not to just INSTALL ALL THE THINGS
LudusHound: Open-source tool brings BloodHound data to life https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2025/08/20/ludushound-open-source-tool-bloodhound-data/ #cybersecurity #opensource #SpecterOps #Don'tmiss #software #redteam #GitHub #News
I am “#sourceforge was actually a usable site where a lot of great software development happened” years old and I have ugly deja vus regarding the #GitHub situation.
If you find #GitHub #Copilot interrupts your flow while writing code in #VisualStudio, you can now disable it. Go to Tools → Options → IntelliCode → General → Automatically generate code completions in the Editor and uncheck it. Instead, use Alt+, or Alt+. to generate code completions on demand.
The Python Package Index (PyPI) has introduced new protections against domain resurrection attacks that enable hijacking accounts through password resets.
Why settle for one AI agent when you can deploy 250+ specialized ones? 
HexStrike AI v7.0 is leveling up: streamlined setups, Docker support, deep JavaScript runtime analysis, and 40% memory optimization. It bridges GPTs to tools like Nmap & Ghidra for cutting-edge automated pentesting. #AI #Cybersecurity
Project link on #GitHub 
https://github.com/0x4m4/hexstrike-ai
#Infosec #Cybersecurity #Software #Technology #News #CTF #Cybersecuritycareer #hacking #redteam #blueteam #purpleteam #tips #opensource #cloudsecurity
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Highlights from Git 2.51 | by Taylor Blau.
https://github.blog/open-source/git/highlights-from-git-2-51/
GitHub: TypeScript is becoming increasingly popular, Java is falling behind
As every quarter, GitHub visualizes the activities of its members in the Innovation Graph. In Q1 2025, there were changes in the otherwise stable top positions.
I tried a GitHub Copilot PR review as it's been ages since I last did.
It was wrong on 3 out of 3 suggestions it made:
1. It suggested inverting the IP ACL and API key check such that it'd have allowed anyone to purge anything from our CDN cache
2. It said I'd got some basic logic wrong (I hadn't) on 1 of ~20 changes of the same type (var not set or var == "" -> strlen(var) == 0)
3. It made up a service name and wanted me to use that
What a pile of shit.
I maxed out my #github actions minutes.
One Action was stuck. The billing isn't great, and apparently you cannot buy more minutes. No usage alerts, no indication even that something is stuck.
So for the next 10 days my open source projects have no CI. :(
Onko kenelläkään muulla ongelmia hakea githubista (ghcr.io) imageja? Minulla feilailee sekä docker imagen haku että Forgejon actionit kun https://ghcr.io palauttelee timeoutia.
Vai jouduinko heti jollekin paskalistalle kun poistuin GitHubista? 
GitHub: TypeScript wird immer beliebter, Java hingegen fällt ab
Wie jedes Quartal visualisiert GitHub im Innovation Graph die Aktivitäten der Mitglieder. In Q1 2025 gab es Veränderungen in den sonst stabilen oberen Plätzen.
#MCP Horror Story: Hackers leaked sensitive data from a private GitHub repo by planting a prompt injection in a public #GitHub issue abusing GitHub MCP Server:
#AISecurity
#PromptInjection
https://www.docker.com/blog/mcp-horror-stories-github-prompt-injection/
Oh shit, Gists. I forgot about gists. There are 149 of these to go through, that's gonna take forever (and probably break some old links). Oh well. Moving off of GitHub entirely even if it kills me.
Why write multi-line shell scripts to manage Kubernetes when you can use Cypher-inspired queries?
Cyphernetes simplifies operations like deleting non-running pods:
```cypher
MATCH (p:Pod)
WHERE p.status.phase != "Running"
DELETE p;
```
Readable, relational, and efficient. #Kubernetes #DevOps
Project link on #GitHub https://github.com/AvitalTamir/cyphernetes
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I've written up full instructions on hosting your own website using the open source Chobble Template, at https://example.chobble.com/instructions/
It doesn't require any technical ability, or for you to edit a single line of code - you just need to sign up for Github and Neocities, and click buttons and copy text into boxes.
It's based on #Eleventy and comes with neat features like:
- Pages, news, products, categories, galleries, team members, events, and menus
- Contact forms via Formspark with Botpoison spam protection
- Tiered, easily expanded navigation
- Built in theme editor
- Responsive image resizing
- Mobile friendly design by default
- Near-perfect Lighthouse scores
- JSON-LD built in
- Stripe button support
- Loads more stuff I can't remember
If you'd like to host your own web presence, free from the reach of big tech, but have been scared of the techy bits - fear no more! The Chobble Template is here to make all that stuff easy peasy.
Please check it out and let me know how you get on!
Just left the Radiant CMS org on #GitHub as I continue removing stuff and preparing to delete my account. This project hasn't been active for years, and I don't even like Ruby, but it was the very first Open Source project I contributed to and the fact that they gave me repo access so quickly was probably one of the big reasons I got into open source in the first place. This one hurts a lot.
I have now also converted my remaining personal open source Git repositories (those which we don't already host at the institute's #Gitlab instance and which are not forked from or contribution to others) from #Github to #codeberg https://codeberg.org/rmayr
Github was a great improvement to make open source contributions and coordination easier, and it's a shame that the current AI hype drives everything into a single, non-sustainable niche direction... While Github is dependent on Microsoft AI stuff, my repositories are archived and will not see any further changes - I might even delete them altogether.
