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@sethmlarson Also:
Rate limits for private vulnerability reports
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-10-01-rate-limits-for-private-vulnerability-reports/
Structured forms for private vulnerability reports
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-10-01-structured-forms-for-private-vulnerability-reports/
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@sethmlarson Also:
Rate limits for private vulnerability reports
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-10-01-rate-limits-for-private-vulnerability-reports/
Structured forms for private vulnerability reports
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-10-01-structured-forms-for-private-vulnerability-reports/
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@sethmlarson Also:
Rate limits for private vulnerability reports
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-10-01-rate-limits-for-private-vulnerability-reports/
Structured forms for private vulnerability reports
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-10-01-structured-forms-for-private-vulnerability-reports/
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@sethmlarson Also:
Rate limits for private vulnerability reports
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-10-01-rate-limits-for-private-vulnerability-reports/
Structured forms for private vulnerability reports
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-10-01-structured-forms-for-private-vulnerability-reports/
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GitHub Security Advisories added a new feature: "Confidential Comments"! 🥳
This is both an awesome feature in general (no more having multiple channels for each report 🎉) and is hopefully a sign that more development on this critical feature will be coming soon.
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GitHub Security Advisories added a new feature: "Confidential Comments"! 🥳
This is both an awesome feature in general (no more having multiple channels for each report 🎉) and is hopefully a sign that more development on this critical feature will be coming soon.
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GitHub Security Advisories added a new feature: "Confidential Comments"! 🥳
This is both an awesome feature in general (no more having multiple channels for each report 🎉) and is hopefully a sign that more development on this critical feature will be coming soon.
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GitHub Security Advisories added a new feature: "Confidential Comments"! 🥳
This is both an awesome feature in general (no more having multiple channels for each report 🎉) and is hopefully a sign that more development on this critical feature will be coming soon.
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I've just published 10+ blog posts detailing the #Python Language Summit 2026. The Language Summit was held this year in Kraków, Poland at #EuroPython 2026, with discussions about the future of the Python programming language, including free-threading, #Rust, garbage collectors, type annotations, and namespacing.
Please enjoy and thank you for your patience:
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I've just published 10+ blog posts detailing the #Python Language Summit 2026. The Language Summit was held this year in Kraków, Poland at #EuroPython 2026, with discussions about the future of the Python programming language, including free-threading, #Rust, garbage collectors, type annotations, and namespacing.
Please enjoy and thank you for your patience:
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I've just published 10+ blog posts detailing the #Python Language Summit 2026. The Language Summit was held this year in Kraków, Poland at #EuroPython 2026, with discussions about the future of the Python programming language, including free-threading, #Rust, garbage collectors, type annotations, and namespacing.
Please enjoy and thank you for your patience:
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I've just published 10+ blog posts detailing the #Python Language Summit 2026. The Language Summit was held this year in Kraków, Poland at #EuroPython 2026, with discussions about the future of the Python programming language, including free-threading, #Rust, garbage collectors, type annotations, and namespacing.
Please enjoy and thank you for your patience:
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I've just published 10+ blog posts detailing the #Python Language Summit 2026. The Language Summit was held this year in Kraków, Poland at #EuroPython 2026, with discussions about the future of the Python programming language, including free-threading, #Rust, garbage collectors, type annotations, and namespacing.
Please enjoy and thank you for your patience: