AI Briefing#windows
The latest AI and developer news about #windows, with the original source and a short summary.
The latest AI and developer news about #windows, with the original source and a short summary.
Released WhereMyTokens, a Claude Code token monitor for Windows.
It's a PoC that exploits Windows Defender behavior to overwrite system files.
A look at the freedom Win32 offered for window shapes, and why it faded away.
Built from MSP field experience, the GPLv3 Windows network scanner KillerScan has been released.
A tuning log running Qwen3.5-35B at 64k context on an RTX 4060 Ti 16GB, hitting 40-60 tok/s.
How to make elliptical, bitmap-based, and animated windows with Win32, and their limitations.
Kiro CLI 2.0 now ships headless mode, Windows support, and a UX refresh by default.
A case study implementing an MCP server using only Windows Notepad and a built-in runtime.
Claude Cowork handled classification and scripting well, but broke down on Windows/Drive integration.
France is moving to switch from Windows to Linux to reduce its dependence on technology from outside the EU.
A Windows OCR translator built with Rust/Slint, supporting Gemini and local models.
Microsoft suspended accounts of major open-source developers without prior notice.
The download links for CPU-Z and HWMonitor were tampered with, distributing malware.
After resolving a Microsoft signing issue, WireGuard has put out a new release for Windows.
Windows' default OneDrive integration caused email errors and data loss.
OpenAI has launched the Codex app, which lets users run and manage multiple AI agents in parallel.
Windows CPU usage is divided into **Usage** and **Utilization**, and the two are not the same figure.
It detailed the work content, development processes, and example internship tasks for four roles: iOS, Android, Front-End, and Windows.