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OpenAI has launched an official CLI tool that can be installed via Homebrew or Go, giving developers a terminal-based way to interact with the OpenAI API. The tool includes features like Tab-key image picker shortcuts for Bash, zsh and fish, and an automatic but non-intrusive update-check system that surfaces install-specific upgrade commands without installing updates itself.
Patchstack disclosed a cross-site request forgery flaw in the Elementor Website Builder plugin, affecting versions 4.3.0 and 4.3.1, used on up to 2 million WordPress sites. The bug let attackers trick a logged-in administrator into clicking a malicious link that silently created a new admin account under attacker control. Elementor patched the issue in version 4.3.2, released two days after Patchstack's report.
Paul, a developer who describes himself as currently unemployed, built Koi.rest, a website showing a virtual koi pond meant for quiet, shared relaxation. He says he used AI tools to build it since he doesn't know JavaScript, prioritizing getting something working over building it perfectly himself.
Emerging thinking on productivity challenges the old model of high performers sacrificing sleep, family, and hobbies to maximize work output. Instead, the ability to rest deliberately is being framed as equally important as the ability to focus, forming a key part of sustained achievement.
A hobby project called GET Together implements an entire social network—posting, replying, hearting and deleting—using only HTTP GET requests instead of POST. Posts are created by hitting URLs like /post?name=alice&text=hello, with an optional session cookie enabling later deletion, and a /feed endpoint returning JSON. The system includes basic profanity and crypto-content moderation, plus a reporting mechanism for abuse review.
Qisutu, a self-hosted, open-source help desk and ticketing platform built with Perl/CGI, MariaDB/MySQL and Template Toolkit, has reached version 1.0.2, marking its first stable, production-ready release. The software includes an agent and customer portal, email handling, directory login, automation, a knowledge base, CMDB, reporting and a REST API, and ships with eleven complete interface languages including English, German, French and Spanish. Installation is done via a shell script that sets up a dedicated system user and lets administrators pick their interface language during setup.