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Senator Bernie Sanders called for a four-day work week during a recent interview with podcaster Joe Rogan, arguing that AI productivity gains should benefit workers rather than just technology companies and corporate executives. Sanders proposed reducing the standard work week to 32 hours when AI tools increase worker productivity, rather than eliminating jobs entirely. "Technology is gonna work to improve us, not just the people who own the technology and the CEOs of large corporations," Sanders said. "You are a worker, your productivity is increasing because we give you AI, right? Instead of throwing you out on the street, I'm gonna reduce your work week to 32 hours."

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The City of Lyon will replace Microsoft's office suite with free office software, including OnlyOffice for office work and Linux and PostgreSQL for systems and databases. The city aims to "no longer be dependent on American software solutions and acquire true digital sovereignty," according to an official statement.

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Two new Chrome vulnerabilities have surfaced, and despite how often we hear about Chrome in the news, these bugs are not the kind we can afford to brush off. Both flaws target core components within Chrome''the V8 JavaScript engine and the Profiler function''and could hand attackers a direct line to exploit your systems. It's the kind of scenario no one wants: arbitrary code execution and potential system compromise just waiting to happen. As a result, Google has flagged both as high-severity issues.

Stability. Security. Practical, resource-conscious features. It's everything you'd want from a browser, especially when it's being deployed across systems that need predictable performance in production environments. Firefox 140 ESR (Extended Support Release) makes no attempt to dazzle with half-baked experiments or flashy new gimmicks''it's built to be stable, reliable, and secure for the long haul. This makes it an essential tool for Linux admins and infosec professionals who need more focus on functionality and operational efficiency than bleeding-edge features.