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    Jun 16

    In this blog post shows how to bypass various modern mitigation implemented in the Android kernel and exploit CVE-2022-22057 to gain root from a malicious Android app

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  2. 21 hours ago

    🚀 This month's Release Radar features 3D printing, database management, projects for content creators, and more 🚀 Congrats to , Cura, FX, Apollo, , and Enioka Scan on shipping major updates. Read all our May 2022 staff picks 👇

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  3. Jun 15

    “Whether it’s the AI pair programmer…or the readily available Codespaces for a project that you want to contribute back to -- all these things will help you with the things that you don’t want to do, so you can spend more time enjoying the things that you do.”

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  4. Jun 15

    “No longer should we innovate technology for technology's sake. No longer should we innovate technology just for productivity's sake. What we need is to innovate technology for the sake of happiness.”

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  5. Jun 15

    “I think the shift to the cloud will happen at such a rapid rate, that in just a few years I predict there will be no more code on your local computer.”

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  6. Jun 15

    “In fact, in files where Copilot is enabled, we are already seeing nearly 40% of the code being suggested by Copilot. In five years, I predict that number will be 80%.”

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  7. Jun 15

    “There will be greater change in the next 5 years than in the last 40. We are entering a fundamental transformation of software development as we know it…and I think it will make us all happier.”

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  8. Jun 15

    GitHub CEO spoke at recently, and shared his thoughts on the big changes ahead for developers.

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  9. Jun 15

    ⚡️ fast!

    Stop waiting for your dev environments to build in real time and speed up creations with prebuilt codespaces, now generally available for Team and GHEC customers. We're talking blazing fast, even for your largest repos. ⚡
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  10. Jun 15

    It can be hard to make calls on open source—but code can always be changed. It can be much trickier to patch damaged relationships with the community. Learn more about how to listen to your community from .

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  11. Jun 14

    It can be hard to make calls in open source—but code can always be changed. It can be much trickier to patch damaged relationships. Learn more about how to listen to your community from :

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  12. Jun 14

    Want a behind-the-scenes look at how GitHub makes color themes? from our Design Engineering team explains why we built a dedicated color tool and how we use it to create color palettes for GitHub.

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    Jun 14

    The United States needs full stack OSS policy. Bold ideas and cross-sector collaboration can make it happen.

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  14. Jun 14

    📣 Call for speakers! Are you interested in all things Git? Have an area of expertise you want to share with the community? Git Merge returns this September in Chicago, IL and we'd love to hear from you.

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  15. Jun 14

    Although people often compare Tailwind and Chakra UI, the maintainers of Chakra UI set the record straight. explained that Tailwind is a CSS framework, while Chakra UI is more like a lower level design system framework. Watch the full demo:

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  16. Jun 13

    Join us tomorrow!

    I'm new to the industry--where and how do I learn to code? Join Juan Pablo, GitHub Education Program Manager, for next week's Community AMA: Education is in session [part 2]! Bring all your questions, we'll provide the answers.
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  17. Jun 12

    Take the effort out of keeping up with your dependencies. 💡 Head over to your repo settings ➡️ Code security and analysis ➡️ and enable Dependabot.

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  18. Jun 11

    ⭐ Get started with CI/CD no matter where you are in your developer journey. Check out some of our tips and tricks for getting started with CI/CD and automation with GitHub Actions.

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  19. Jun 11

    Even on the weekend, we see contribution graphs everywhere.

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  20. Jun 10

    🛡️ Tracking security reports and vulns 📱 Automating builds and releases for GitHub Mobile 📸 Bringing weekly team photos directly into team README These are some of the ways teams at GitHub use GitHub Actions. How are your teams using GitHub Actions?

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