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Developer releases satirical script that 'reports' idle RAM usage to Sam Altman

Developer Iain Kay published a free bash script called ram-altman on GitHub that checks a PC's available memory every five minutes and, if usage stays below 90%, sends a daily satirical email summary addressed to OpenAI's Sam Altman. The script uses the kernel's MemAvailable metric and logs data into CSV files, with messages drawn from rotating joke subject lines and signoffs; it doesn't actually include Altman's real email address. Users can also run it in a dry-run mode that skips sending any email.

OpenAI releases nearly 400 AI-generated math results across 700+ manuscripts

OpenAI published a massive collection of almost 400 mathematical results spanning combinatorics, geometry, number theory, topology, probability and other fields, contained in over 700 manuscripts. The release was so large that OpenAI issued guidance to help researchers navigate its GitHub repository, and some proofs include Lean formalizations for computational verification.

GitHub introduces new repository controls for pull request management

GitHub has added two new options for repository owners to control pull request access. Users can now disable pull requests entirely or restrict their creation to collaborators only, providing more flexibility for different project types. These features are available across all repositories and can be configured in the repository settings.

CrowdSec confirms private GitHub repositories leaked, no customer data exposed

CrowdSec disclosed that a leak of its private source code repositories occurred in May 2026 and was reported to the company on September 16. The exposed material includes SaaS console code, AWS routines, connectors, and CI/CD tokens, but excludes CrowdSec's public Security Engine software. The company found no evidence of leaked credentials, customer data, or login information, and believes the Tanstack supply-chain compromise was the likely entry point.

Nitter and XCancel hit with cease-and-desist notices, public instances go dark

Twitter/X front-end alternatives Nitter and XCancel have reportedly received cease-and-desist notices, and all publicly available Nitter instances have stopped functioning. The Nitter GitHub repository itself has been archived by its owner, making it read-only and effectively ending active development.