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From 1 October, EWSEnabled=True with an empty allow list blocks every EWS call in the tenant, and Null is the value that keeps EWS running. The end-of-August date is not a registration with Microsoft, and the kiosk block quietly moved to October.
Support ended 14 July 2026, the same day as SQL Server 2016. SQL Server sells you three more years by the core-hour. SharePoint sells you nothing, and Subscription Edition is not staying put: it is a new farm, a database attach, and a license that exists only while Software Assurance does.
None of the four publishes an end-of-life date. The layer you actually deploy does, and the two policies could not be further apart: Next.js gives a major two years of maintenance, Nuxt gives six months after the next one ships. Nuxt 3 ended three weeks ago.
Gitleaks has 28,909 stars and its last release was five months ago, because its author put a warning in the README and moved to a fork with 1,757. Meanwhile the layer that actually prevents a leak is the one most teams skip, and only one of the four layers is prevention at all.
Google sunset Content API for Shopping on 18 August 2026. The hostname still answers and the discovery document still updates, so a 200 proves nothing. What is left is extended access, a registration step that fails by returning an empty list, and prices in micros.
Three defaults flipped in npm 12 and the failure mode is silent, not loud. Here is what breaks, how the approve-scripts allowlist works, and why npm still ships its cooldown turned off while pnpm turns it on.
One part of this migration has a deadline you cannot move, and it is not the code. Thread contents stop being reachable through the API the moment the endpoints go. The rewrite can slip a month. The export gets one chance.
Updates to Oracle JDK 21 released after September 2026 move to the paid license, and Oracle ships JDK updates quarterly. The next quarterly update is 20 October 2026. Same bytecode from Temurin or Corretto gets patched for three to five more years, free.
Sessions, ping, server-initiated requests, resumable streams, and the GET endpoint all went in one release. Roots, Sampling, and Logging are deprecated on top. Every removal moves initiative from the server to the client, and that is the migration.
Zapier bills per task, Make per credit, n8n per execution. The same five-step workflow costs wildly different amounts depending on which word your invoice uses.