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    Tweede Golf has published a blog post explaining how to find panics in Rust code using a call graph analyzer. The post walks through building a tool that traces function call paths to locate potential panic sites, helping developers audit codebases where panics must be avoided, such as embedded systems. It is drawing attention among developers interested in static analysis and Rust safety tooling.

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    SpaceX Fires Up Booster 22 Ahead of Double Catch Attempt●Booster 22 Just Fired! SpaceX Goes for a Double Catch▶youtubeScienceSpace516.1K1 h ago

    SpaceX test-fired Super Heavy Booster 22 at Starbase, Texas, as the company prepares an ambitious attempt to catch both the booster and the Starship upper stage during a single flight. The static fire marks a key step toward the vehicle's next launch. Space enthusiasts are following the milestone closely, debating whether SpaceX can pull off the double catch, which would be a first for the program.

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    GitHub outage hits Actions, Pages and Webhooks●GitHub Incident with Actions, Pages, and WebhooksYhnTechnologyInternet1541 h ago

    GitHub is experiencing an ongoing incident affecting several of its core developer services, including Actions, Pages, and Webhooks. The company posted the incident on its official status page, and users relying on automated builds, static site hosting, and repository integrations are likely encountering failures or delays. Developers have been sharing the status page as the outage unfolds, with many waiting for updates on restoration times and root cause.

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    SpaceX Starship Static Fire Tests Point to Imminent Flight●Starbase Static Fire Galore - Is Flight Nearly Here? | Starship Update▶youtubeScienceSpace150.9K1 h ago

    SpaceX has carried out a series of static fire tests of its Starship vehicle at Starbase in Texas, fuelling speculation that the next flight test is close. Space enthusiasts and commentators are watching the activity closely, reading the rapid sequence of engine firings as a sign that launch preparations are advancing and that an announcement could come soon.

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